a fond farewell
On Saturday I received my very last copy of Country Home Magazine. I've been a faithful reader for, gosh, at least ten years. I still have nearly every copy. I consider it an old friend, and love revisiting it's pages. It has, by far, been my all time favorite shelter magazine. But like so many other shelter magazines hit hard by our harsh economic times, Country Home has officially folded. It joins the ranks of other well-loved magazines like Domino, O At Home, and Mary Englebreit's Home Companion. I will miss them all, among others, but none as much as my beloved Country Home. Thank you for so many wonderful years - you will always be a part of who I am.
On Saturday I received my very last copy of Country Home Magazine. I've been a faithful reader for, gosh, at least ten years. I still have nearly every copy. I consider it an old friend, and love revisiting it's pages. It has, by far, been my all time favorite shelter magazine. But like so many other shelter magazines hit hard by our harsh economic times, Country Home has officially folded. It joins the ranks of other well-loved magazines like Domino, O At Home, and Mary Englebreit's Home Companion. I will miss them all, among others, but none as much as my beloved Country Home. Thank you for so many wonderful years - you will always be a part of who I am.
Oh Megan...I love, love, love these pictures! I didn't know about Country Home...that makes me sad. Hope you have a good week. -Joan
ReplyDeleteI have had Country Home, too, over the years. Remember how much I loved digesting each issue. There is something so delicious about a magazine, isn't there? It just invites you to stop everything you're doing and dream. YOu know what they say about one door closing...you'll find something else. :-)
ReplyDeleteI am SO with you on this one. I just received my last copy too! I can think of at least 10 other magazines I'd rather see go!
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