This is how I start every morning at work, I read/look thru all these papers and then go onto the Internet to check out a bunch of additional news sites. I look at it this way, at least I’m still reading an actual print newspaper. So by 10 am each morning, I’m in total information overload! At least I’m well-read and up to date on the world. Geez, I can’t wait for Star & Us Magazine to get here this afternoon….
UPDATE 12:51 PM
My magazines have arrived….now I can erase all the usefull stuff I read this morning with this stuff!
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I love that you balance all the useful stuff out with celeb magazines. lol Too funny!
I most def have to or else my brain would explode….I need some silliness to balance out the serious!
That’s a lot to have to read in one morning. I can’t tell you the last time I read a newspaper.
Thank you for linking up with Wild & Wonderful Wednesday!
Only Monday – Friday, my kidlets wouldn’t even give me 5 minutes to look at the front pages! Thanks for the link up, I’ll be back!
I would love a job that required me to read all that stuff! What a lucky girl!!
I like to say I’m well-informed, but most of the serious stuff goes thru my head like a sieve. Mostly, I’m a good resource for things like who is dating whom, what the new hot handbag is and what the latest DVD release.
I hate when they all say the same thing.
Have a great Wednesday!
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I totally agree! I used to also get Life & Style and In Touch, but they all started looking alike. Now I’ve just got the two – and they usually try to compete with each other with different covers.
What a fabulous sounding job you have! Happy WW
Thanks!
I think I want a job like yours!
Thanks! It’s not brain surgery, but it’s fun!
WOW! Thats an impressive amount of reading!
it’s a lot of reading, but I look at it as though I’m saving the print industry by reading them all. I’d hate to go to just an online world of news digests!
I barely make it through the Star Ledger every day, so I’m impressed. I have to admit to not minding too much that my husband ordered a ton of magazines that I never would have chosen myself with the points he had on his card. Makes recycling day kind of insane though.
The only time I can actually read a paper is at work – so I try to take advantage of it. On the weekends I always get the paper, but never read it and it winds up going into our fireplace to get the fire going. Our paper recycling day is always outrageous – usually two bins filled with magazines, daily & community newspapers.
I’m trying to decide if I’m jealous that you have to read all that or not. I think I might get depressed if I had to know all of what’s going on all the time!
Sometimes it does, or you get totally silly news days like Beyonce having her baby. Today was BOR-ING with all the New Hampshire primary news… knew everything I needed to about the race last night when the polls closed. However, the Hubs & I do get a good chuckle out of the tabloid magazines and what the story du jour is that week.
Thanks so much for stopping by my blog! After reading you post I’m curious what your job is.
Paula
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Thanks Paula. I work in television PR….so I have to know what is going on!