Today I went to pick up my mail. When I did, I realized I had seven magazines. In one day, with one pickup, I'm another week behind in my magazines.
Sigh.
Today's magazine was the March 25th edition of The Week, a Reader's Digest version of world news. In an issue, it summarizes the high points of news from publications around the world. In other words, it has no reporters, it publishes stories from other publications.
It's nothing spectacular, but, when I can't read my Economist, it helps to know the basics of current events.
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Magazine a day: day 6 - The Week, March 25th
Wed, 04/06/2005 - 22:16 — kitt
Today I went to pick up my mail. When I did, I realized I had seven magazines. In one day, with one pickup, I'm another week behind in my magazines.
Sigh.
Today's magazine was the March 25th edition of The Week, a Reader's Digest version of world news. In an issue, it summarizes the high points of news from publications around the world. In other words, it has no reporters, it publishes stories from other publications.
It's nothing spectacular, but, when I can't read my Economist, it helps to know the basics of current events.
Today I went to pick up my mail. When I did, I realized I had seven magazines. In one day, with one pickup, I'm another week behind in my magazines.
Sigh.
Today's magazine was the March 25th edition of The Week, a Reader's Digest version of world news. In an issue, it summarizes the high points of news from publications around the world. In other words, it has no reporters, it publishes stories from other publications.
It's nothing spectacular, but, when I can't read my Economist, it helps to know the basics of current events.
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