> Kathy wrote, eyeing Barb's dog....

well if it's *dogs* we're talking... oh yeah, Barb's is (will be anyway)
bigger than mine :)
but they're alike in furry loveliness :)

> > > It's probably Prairie Dog envy.
> > LOL
> > Not. Going. There.
> > Not.
>
> Hey.  Kathy...  her prairie dog is bigger than yours....

LOL
you're a bad grunion, bad!

> > (don't they look? No time I guess...)
> > but still... I think I'd question "why 2 Martha Stewart Living to the
same
> > place?"
>
> Perhaps the mail carrier thinks Russ is stingy with the MSL & won't share
it
> with Barb.  While Barb is in fits trying to figure out what to do with her
> napkins that will be crafty yet simple, Russ is still meandering his way
> through the Good Things section, musing over how best to festoon his
galoshes
> with crystals to make every rainy day brighter.  Better to have two
> subscriptions, n'est-ce pas?

>From my recollections, I believe Russ would be looking for something to
festoon the interior of his galoshes, being somewhat hard on footwear 

Still... imagine the fashion statement! What say you, Russ? A smattering of
rose quartz across the toe, cute little beryl tassles on the RedWings?

>
> emily, it's a Good Thing, insouciant grunion (who is trading her MSL in
for
> Real Simple next renewal time)

I've read a few issues of Real Simple, and what struck me was that they were
*insanely* fond of advertising, and that getting Simple meant spending a
bleeding fortune at high-end merchandisers... but it's a nice mag to look at
:) I can't recall ever looking at a single issue of MSL. I just have a
problem with baking a pie in 37 easy steps. I like her cable bits tho - she
did an amazing turkey last Tgiving which I intend to attempt later this
year... which some modifications of vegetables (she had a heap of turnips
and parsnips). She's really no different than any other show/mag tho, by
which I mean -- I take what's useful to me, or can be modified, and leave
the rest.





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