watterstide

Handyman
and my daughters "parenting magazine"

sasseyib

Guidepost, AARP and I like All You. People when I happen to be at the doctor's office.

sew_southern

Country Woman & Country Living. The rest are quilt mags. :)

pab58

Historical-themed ones -- I teach history so I especially love anything related to the Civil War. :wink:

bjnicholson

I get the Star or National Inquirer whenever I need a "trash" fix! As I explained to my Ms Priss little sister, how else can I keep up on everything?? :mrgreen:

charmpacksplus

The only one I get besides quilting mags is "O" (Oprah). My neice had a buy one get one free subsription so she sent me the free one. I hardly ever look at it.

starlight

Womans World and a couple of woodworking mags that DH subscribes too.

quilter on the eastern edge

I don't have any subscriptions but I regularly buy House and Home, Style at Home (two Canadian decor magazines), Fine Cooking, Fine Gardening, and Canadian Gardening. I used to buy People every week but gave up on that years ago. Then I would buy it if I were going on the plane - quick reading, leave it behind. The last time I bought it, I didn't have a sweet clue who 90% of the "famous" people were! :?

CarrieAnne

I LOVE magazines! I got REALLY lucky this year, and got a bunch of subscriptions for FREE!!!!!!!!
BF's mom and Dad, plus a bunch of friends and family drink coke, and I saved all the Coke codes! I got Martha Stewart living, Every day Foods, Fitness, Country Living, Red Book, Good Housekeeping, Better Homes and Gardens, it was so great! Poptarts has a free offer too, so saving my poptart codes for another one, lol!

damaquilts

None. I stopped buying in the stores about the only one I read is when I house sit for a friend and she has Readers Digest. Not so much different. but I do read them online. Other than vegetarian times. My DD introduced me to the Onion and Huffington Post. :-)