Magazines

So I was perusing (not sure how you spell that but it doesn’t show up on Spell Check so I’m good) my local grocery mart magazine rack and candy stand (REESES BABY) when I came across a few pictures that shot my snacking feeling right down the drain ( NOOO Goodbye Reese’s (no emphasis for disappointment)).
Here are some of the Headlines:  Read More »

Recently I have been researching the negative effect that media, such as magazines, has on body image. I have been finding many frightening and surprising facts. Such as: 81% of ten-year-olds have dieted. This scares me to the core. Millions of girls have eating disorders as well as boys. What causes this devastating problem?  Read More »

I am slightly embarrassed to admit that I'm addicted to celebrity gossip. Ok, I'm really embarrassed. I don't know what it is and why I am so drawn to it. I must waste up to an hour of my day every day online reading the gossip sites like Perez Hilton, E!  Read More »

Like almost everyone else in the world, when I am waiting in agonizing long lines at Food City, Wal-Mart and any other stores with magazine racks beside of the check out isles. I skim the front pages of the magazines.
It makes me sick, but every time I see more and more magazines with pictures of "fat" and "thin" celebrities being compared on them.  Read More »

I subscribe to Star Magazine-- but only because I got it for free from a rebate from Office Depot. I also subscribe to U.S. News & World Report. Also free. And I must say, these publications are exactly what they offer: Free Dirt.  Read More »

   I subscribe to almost every woman's magazine that is out there for my age group:Cosmopolitan, Marie Claire, Glamour, Elle, Vogue, Women's Health, Fitness, Self, Prevention, and a handful of others that are eluding my memory right now...and I have been increasingly impressed with their content.  Read More »

 Read More »