Jeanniejo

Ladies Home Journal, Better Homes & Gardens, Real Simple, Womens Day, Birds & Blooms, Readers Digest, Grit, Womens Own, Womans World, Good Househeeping, and Taste of Home. Guess that's it !!!! Hope I didn't leave any out !!

kristen0112

I get a boating magazine. That's about the only other one I subscribe to. By the way I own a speed boat 22 ft long she's named the Queen Bee

Ramona Byrd

Antique Roadshow== Consumer Reports (saves me money)

Home town newspaper=Cabell Standard, nothing like the old hometown paper Cabell Record, haven't been back for half a life time but Milton is still "Home"=

Come to think of it, I've been turned off most magazines these last few years and slowly cancelled most of them. Used to get darn near everyone on the market, or at least seemed that way.
Unfortunately for most magazines, I can get most if not all their pictures and stories on the Internet, and don't have to store all those papers all over my house.

martha jo

Sometimes I pick up a weaving or knitting mag at Hastings but don't subscribe to anything but quilt mags now and I am not going to renew them. Sick of the clothing aids and attitute about their pattern copyright. Why buy them if you can't freely use the patterns. Cancelled McCall;s over that dvd they sent out unsolicitated. Sick of their attitude.

Melody

If it isn't a quilting magazine, then it's a gardening magazine... Garden Gate is very nice.

thelondonzoo

The only one I subscribe to is Country Woman. If you pick up their Sept/Oct issue, you'll see a picture of my daycare kids. We made a recipe from a previous issue and I sent them a pick of the kids with a thank you letter and they printed it! The kids were thrilled.

Joan

you mean there are other kinds??????? :shock:

butterflywing

sierra club magazine
museum of natural history magazine
trust for public land.....
almost all eco stuff that i give some money to.

Lisanne

You just reminded me - I usually read (subscribe to, subsidize, contribute to) Historic Preservation. I had to stop when I was unemployed and won't sign back up until I have a real mailing address again, but I normally read it regularly.

I haven't heard of trust for public land. Does it have a website?

litacats

Better Homes and Gardens. and thats life or take 5