What magazines and newspapers do you subscribe to?
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New Yorker
Traditional Home Good Housekeeping Southern Living Consumer Report |
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Economist
Smithsonian Traditional Home Renovation Style Better Homes and Gardens Atlantic Monthly |
Anonymous
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Essence
Entertainment Weekly People Reader's Digest They're coffee table decoration and/or something to grab on my way to the bathroom. |
Anonymous
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Fine Cooking
The Week US Weekly Vanity Fair GQ Family Fun In Style The Economist FT Washingtonian Occasionally, will get Martha Stewart Living, Real Simple , Newsweek or People at the store |
Anonymous
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New Yorker
NYT (online) The Atlantic Parents Parenting (these 2 tracked me down the minute I had a kid) Real Simple Vanity Fair I wish I had time to read the Economist, but as it is I am really behind on most of my magazines. I used to read the NYer cover-to-cover every week, faithfully, before I had a kid. |
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WP, Vanity Fair, PC World, Better Homes & Gardens, Martha Stewart Living, This Old House.
Love my monthly magazine fix. |
Anonymous
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Atlantic Monthly
The Economist Post Sunday edition only |
Anonymous
| New Yorker, Washington Post (delivery), NYT online, WSJ online, Real Simple, Esquire, Money |
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New Yorker
Yoga Journal Reason Magazine |
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Local paper
Real Simple Better homes & Gardens Outdoors Just got an offer for National Geographic for $12 for a year and were going to order it. |
Anonymous
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NYT (weekend delivery)
Wash Post (daily delivery) New Yorker Consumer Reports Bethesda Mag |
Anonymous
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New Yorker
Smithsonian Economist The Week Our kids, however, have us beat. Through the largess of friends and relatives, they receive both the little kid and the older kid NatGeo, High Five and Highlights, Ranger Rick and Spider. |
Anonymous
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If by "subscribe" online you mean "read," the NYT and Post.
Print: Smithsonian Yoga Journal Organic Gardening Plus 5 alumni magazines. |
Anonymous
Oh, and the AAA magazine. |
Anonymous
The Post is free online, no? Washingtonian Bon Appetit |