Showing posts with label magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label magazine. Show all posts

Monday, January 25, 2010

We Are The Lambing Season

We've been published!!

Much to our surprise Laura's Mom submitted one of our wedding photos to Country magazine and a year later, they published it. On the bottom right hand corner, see it? No, I don't know who that horse girl is either. Celebrating the coming of spring, its budding rhubarb, and the subsequent act of taking a knife to that very rhubarb. I am a fan of the stuff. We were also informed that as an ancillary award we will receive a dinner bell with our names emblazoned on the side. I have a feeling that "dinner" bell will soon be renamed the "breakfast/lunch/dinner/dessert/snack/wake up/come here/rub my feet/get away from me/do the laundry" bell. Just a prediction.

I highly recommend that you click on the photo for the full size so you can read the article and our caption especially.

So everyone run out to your local magazine retailer and pick up the February/March edition of Country magazine. And if you can't find it don't bother trying to call the number found on the website because they will just transfer you to someone else who speaks broken English and has absolutely no idea how magazine sales work. Five times.

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Skyscraper Dies

...in print anyhow.


One of my favorite music publications has decided to quit, in the physical form. I loved them for their unassuming articles on tons of unknowns, reviews that were insightful and not full of industry cliché and their true-to-form black & white print. I'm hoping they will continue online, but I know now that I won't follow that as I did they're handheld version on planes, buses, stations and toilets. Sad days. At least I was lucky enough to get in on the ground floor back in 1998 and have currently own all 30 of their quarterly issues. Don't be jealous. I think I have some backreading to do.

So where to next?

Thursday, January 15, 2009

New Skyscraper!!

I should just subscribe but it's just so much fun to hunt it down every season. I've never been so happy to have so many layovers this weekend. Plus I'm gonna finish this Tom Robbins novel once and for all! Read-y read read.