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    The Old Time Herald (oldtime music magazine)
    Fiddler Magazine
    Rivendell Reader
    Lisa
    My mountain dulcimer network...FOTMD.com...and my mountain dulcimer blog
    My personal blog:My blog
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    We get lots of magazines and I do really finish reading them by the end of the month....

    -Bicycling
    -Outside
    -Shape
    -Her Sports
    -Triathlete
    -Runners World
    -Cycle Sport
    -National Geographic
    -Motor Trend
    -Dwell
    -Architectural Digest (or Record - I can't remember)
    -I think I'm missing one but I can't remember off the top of my head....

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    -Bicycling
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    -Money

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lisa S.H.
    The Old Time Herald (oldtime music magazine)
    Fiddler Magazine
    Rivendell Reader
    Hey Lisa; any fiddlers at YOUR house?

    mimi
    Mimi Team TE BIANCHISTA
    for six tanks of gas you could have bought a bike.

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    i subscribe to:
    - women's health
    - fitness
    - runner's world
    - cooking club of america
    - national health and wellness club

    (men's health for bf but sometimes steal it bc it has some good articles in it)

    when either of us are in town we grab the cycling magazines and bring them home.

    and occationally i get free samples from www.startsampling.com (if you want to join that put my name as a reference amber boch really neat websight)
    "Forget past mistakes. Forget failures. Forget everything except what you're going to do now and do it." – William C. Durant

    I click here to help detect breast cancer.

    I click here to help feed animals in need.


    I play this game to help feed people in need.

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    Newsweek
    Entertainment Weekly
    New York Times Book Review
    New York Review of Books (perk from another subscription)
    Cat Fancy
    and a professional journal

    Over the years I've tried Outside, Bicycling and Backpacker, but I got fed up with all of them. I've also subscribed to MS. in its various incarnations and *****, but I just can't be angry all of the time.

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    That mag that was starred out is Bitc*, as in a female dog. The censor deleted it. lol

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    I love reading magazines, I will ocassionally grab a trashy tabloid (especially if I am PMSing or sick).
    Me and bf's subscriptions, however, are:
    Bicycling
    Backpacker
    Adventure (Nat'l Geographic)
    Shape
    Self
    Women's Health
    Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans.
    John Lennon, "Beautiful Boy"

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    Don't have a whole lot of time for reading, but usually devour...
    Bicycling
    Runner's World
    Eating Well
    Harvard Health
    "The bicycle was the first machine to redefine successfully the notion of what is feminine. The bicycle came to symbolize something very precious to women - their independence."—Sally Fox

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    Quote Originally Posted by mimitabby
    Hey Lisa; any fiddlers at YOUR house?

    mimi
    Yep, in addition to being my encouraging bike friend and a dozen other things, my husband is a WONDERFUL fiddler. I play banjo and mountain dulcimer. We both play "oldtime" music. Some mp3 samples of us playing together are here: http://harmonias.com/BrianLisaMusic.html

    Does someone fiddle at YOUR house, Mimi?
    Lisa
    My mountain dulcimer network...FOTMD.com...and my mountain dulcimer blog
    My personal blog:My blog
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

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    always wanted to learn how to play the fiddle.

    ever since hearing The Devil Went down to Georgia by the Charlie Daniels Band
    "Forget past mistakes. Forget failures. Forget everything except what you're going to do now and do it." – William C. Durant

    I click here to help detect breast cancer.

    I click here to help feed animals in need.


    I play this game to help feed people in need.

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    Ski and Skiing magazines, free to season passholders at Copper/Winter Park and Vail.

    Bicycling, free to Performance members.

    Rocky Mtn Sports, free in bicycle shops and REI

    Consumer Reports

    Women's Adventure, orginally called Dandelion but recently changed name.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lisa S.H.
    Yep, in addition to being my encouraging bike friend and a dozen other things, my husband is a WONDERFUL fiddler. I play banjo and mountain dulcimer. We both play "oldtime" music. Some mp3 samples of us playing together are here: http://harmonias.com/BrianLisaMusic.html

    Does someone fiddle at YOUR house, Mimi?
    Yes, Lisa, Raleighdon is a fiddler (or was until he fell on his bike about 2 years ago and his handnever healed) I played standup bass in an oldtime squaredance band until about a year ago; and our 25 year old son is a fiddler in a country/rock band.
    (our other son plays only Jazz and Classical stuff on his french horn)
    cool!
    Mimi Team TE BIANCHISTA
    for six tanks of gas you could have bought a bike.

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    Utne Reader
    Eating Well
    Every day with Rachel Ray
    Bicycling/Mountain Bike
    Bike
    National Geographic

    And I played baritone ukulele in an all girl pirate band, until I moved away. I still can play the ukulele, but cycling is my most time consuming hobby.

    Karen

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    Hey Mimi- another interesting coincidence, I played stand up string bass as a teenager (seriously enough to play with greater boston youth symphony orchestra) but stopped after a women fell on my bass and destroyed it at the end of high school. In terms of mags, a favorite that no one has mentioned is velo news, I like it cuz it covers womens prof. cycling as well as men's pretty well, but after this season's doping scandals my interest in pro cycling is dwindling...... I also get the free bicycling mag sub., and some professional journals (cell, science and nature). -e

 

 

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