January 20, 201016 yr I read the Enquirer every day. I miss the Post. They did a much better job of covering High School Sports. I'm addicted to the crossword puzzles, as well. Not much of a paper left, I will admit. Pretty bare bones.
January 20, 201016 yr I read the Enquirer every day. I miss the Post. They did a much better job of covering High School Sports. I'm addicted to the crossword puzzles, as well. Not much of a paper left, I will admit. Pretty bare bones. I totally agree. I still find myself looking in the front yard after I get home from work, looking for the beloved Post! I subscribe and read the Enquirer daily, but it seems to take less and less time to read the whole thing. :sssh:
January 20, 201016 yr I at least read the sports section of the CJ when I'm on lunch at work. If I have time I read more.
January 21, 201016 yr I grew up on Gil Thorpe, as soon as my mother returned from work, I had to see her paper. Today, I read three to four and several on line. If you read only one paper you might get the political slant of that organization, hence the written media version of Fox vs ABC, NBC, etc. I read about a man (NY) who worked in a sewing factory in less than an optimal position. Each day he would put on his only suit to and from work, after work gathering up the Wall Street Journal and reading it from front to back. Over the years despite minimal education and a meager wage earner, he retired with wealth and knowledge, his kids to the best of schools as well. Recently, and feel free to google, the potato peeler man of Manhattan, a gentleman passed away who was similar. Each morning at four he would put on a 1500 dollar suit, prepare his vegetable peelers, and go on the streets of Manhattan, to sell for five dollars each the peelers. At night he would socialize with the elite in the best restaurants, and had a Central Park Apartment, despite his limited trade of selling his peelers. His quote was never underestimate the power of a small amount of money. So-if you can read, you can own the world. Watching the latest Hollywood gossip, etc will warp your mind, teach your kids good habits and get out of their way
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