I wasn't expecting pages of expensive objects of desire either. How is buying new stuff complying with the title of the magazine? I understand the need for endorsing products but maybe a little more imagination is needed here?
That said, lots of the articles appeal to me, the magazine is nice and thick and you get plenty of variety for your money. A little bit of crochet too.
We will most definitely be making apple chutney using one of the recipes and the bounty from our apple tree.
Do I read correctly? £5 for a magazine? My husband says that I'm still in the 70s as far as prices go, and I'm starting to think he may be right. That's ok, I like it there.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the review, you've saved me from being tempted even for the most fleeting of moments.
Shocking price! I'll give anything a go once! On this occasion I am probably better off trying to simplify my life without it! J :-)
DeleteI've been considering the 3 for £5 offer, but I think I'll give it a miss, often these "perfect" mags just manage to make me feel inadequate......
ReplyDeleteTo be honest I think you get a better flavour and more ideas about the simple things in life from reading blogs! The more magazines I read the less I trust my own judgement. Maybe I should have a year off and not read any!
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