Warm and Fuzzy

We received this magazine as a gift from my husband's father. Until then I had no idea that this magazine was even out there. Luckily, it's grown into one that I look forward to receiving every month.
This magazine is great with a cup of tea on the porch swing. There's really interesting articles on what life was like in the "good old days", even if those days were the 50s and 60s. In this day and age it's always rush, rush, rush. It's nice to know that it wasn't always this way. Sort of like finding out that ice cream doesn't always have to come out of the freezer at the grocery store--that it can be made at home with a little (well, actually, a lot) of effort.
I would definitely recommend this magazine to anyone who just wants to slow down and enjoy what they have in life. Maybe then we'd realize that we don't always need to have the best, fastest and most expensive.
The only negative to the magazine is the paper stock that it's printed on. Sort of like newspaper and even has left an ink stain or two on my fingers.