I
don't know if I've mentioned this, but I recently let my subscription
to my beloved New Yorker lapse, and have instead been checking them
out of the library or picking up discards. It has worked out
beautifully. We all love the New Yorker, it's an amazing mag, but a
little pricey. Being the frugal maniac that I am, it's hard to
justify the cost.
Getting
them at the library has several advantages. First off, it's free, and
that pretty much says it all, but wait, there's more. It's nice
letting others read them once I'm done, and gets me off the hook to
recycle them. Finally, as much as I love the mag, I would say that
about 25%-30% of the articles are of no interest to me. In fact,
there are times when for the life of me I can't find anything that
captivates me enough to sit and read through it. At those moments, I
question the worth of buying a subscription.
I
was a little wary of trying to the mag for free, but it's worked out
fine. Now if I could just get some people to take the same approach
to People Magazine, we could save even more, but I'm not sure if
that's going to happen.
Oh
well, have to be happy with what you got, right? Or is it what you
don't got?
Until
the next time, thanks for reading, and thanks to AtotheNA for the pic.
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