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Michelle / Simple Pleasures
Tuesday
Thrift Store Find and A Question ...
I went to a new thrift store last week and found a couple of small Roseville bowls that I collect. These are the bowls I have blogged about previously that have the decorative painting on them, that can be easily soaked and scrubbed off. $1.99 each what a bargain. Now to the question... Does anyone subscribe to either Early American Life or new England Home magazines and what are your thoughts on them? Thanks in advance.
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I used to subscribe to Early American Life- years and years ago. At that point it wasn't much about decorating though it was more about the history behind the places they featured. Do you have a Barnes & Noble you can check them out before subscribing? xo Diana
Hello Michelle, wonderful bowls,great price, like them,glad the paint comes off them. I have some like that, Roseville on the bottom. Don`t get the mags out here, sorry, no help. Blessings Francine.
Tee heee heee, I love the fall countdown Michelle, I am looking forward to it also. Love the bowls you found for your collection, great price too. Sorry don't know anything about the mags. Have a great week,
Be blessed,
Cindi
I love the Early American Life.Colonial,primitive and tons of historical information on the prims we love.I'll have to check out the New England Home never saw that one.Warm Blessings!~Amy
I just went over to
http://www.nehomemag.com/
They have were you can look through the issue online I went through 55 pages and didn't like the New England Home at all.More upper class decorating and no prims.Hope this helps!~Amy
Hi Michelle, I really, really like EAL. The articles are so educational. One of my favorite articles last year was on early tin lighting - very interesting if you like history. Love looking at the homes too - although I will never own one that feature - they are pretty "pure"/antique not many reproduction pieces. Hope you like it. ~Ann
I have subscribed to EAL for years. I like the history. Most of the homes are museum quality but they are beautiful. Don't get NE Homes in California. Mary A
Life, but II love Early American but I have to agree with Amy on NE Home...not much prim. Take care, Janice
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