[speaker001:] okay um what type of magazines do you have
[speaker002:] we take several at home I I take um Skiing Magazine and I take uh Discover Magazine and also uh CD and Stereo Review
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] and National Geographic I think
[speaker001:] oh that's a
[speaker002:] and Boys Life
[speaker001:] oh good that's a good one I'd like to get um so I take it that you like to ski do you um do you um receive a lot of information on skiing through the Skiing Magazine
[speaker002:] I presume that I do uh I suppose that puts me on some mailing lists and so forth because I do get things from ski associations and things
[speaker001:] uh-huh oh
[speaker002:] uh at during the year
[speaker001:] oh uh and do you receive discounts and things like that do you think or
[speaker002:] uh not so much that I uh more likely to see those at a ski show or something but um I just enjoy reading about the resorts and
[speaker001:] oh
[speaker002:] where you can go and and new equipment that's come out and so forth some fashions are always in there too
[speaker001:] oh um-hum so with this vacation you're taking did you receive the information from your skiing magazine
[speaker002:] probably not uh we already knew we wanted to take one and we just started looking around
[speaker001:] oh
[speaker002:] I may have referred to a couple of them but we went to the ski show and looked at all of the resort information and picked up a lot of brochures
[speaker001:] oh hm
[speaker002:] and just decided to go to Crested Butte we hadn't been there before
[speaker001:] um that sounds nice
[speaker002:] it's kind of away from the crowd that's why we chose that one it's supposedly low lift lines but I haven't skied Utah yet but I want to
[speaker001:] uh-huh oh huh that's oh well you need to come out
[speaker002:] like to go to Sundance and Park City and some of those I understand Deer Valley is nice too
[speaker001:] uh-huh Deer Valley uh-huh yeah they are it's wonderful snow
[speaker002:] well how about you what what magazines do you have at home
[speaker001:] uh I am currently taking Decorative Woodworking and uh Country Living and let's see we do have National Geographic and then we have some church magazines but I really enjoy the Decorative Woodworking I'm heavy into woodworking and tole painting and things like that so the Decorative Woodworking has just been a great great help
[speaker002:] oh okay does it have uh articles on how to do things as well as equipment that you can buy and so forth
[speaker001:] um-hum uh-huh they do have uh mostly they have the the ads on the equipment but the whole magazine is just filled with uh pictures and projects that you can make yourself and then it has all of the patterns and the instructions that you would need to make a wood project and and then how to paint it with the tole paintings and so it's really a fun one I like that
[speaker002:] well that's good it's good to get use out of one
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] I'm not sure that um in the case of National Geographic I mean I read it but then they just sort of gather dust for a long period of time but then eventually there'll be a school project or something
[speaker001:] um-hum
[speaker002:] where my son will need to refer back through forty eight back issues to find you know France or something or whatever it is he's looking for
[speaker001:] uh-huh yeah yes I've I've noticed that too but they have been nice to have around every once in a while they come in handy
[speaker002:] I used to take Smithsonian too and I liked that magazine but it was I was just found myself not ever getting around to reading it you get so many coming in and
[speaker001:] hm oh uh-huh oh
[speaker002:] by the time the next round comes in I'm still not through reading the first round
[speaker001:] oh that
[speaker002:] uh because oh Scientific American comes to our house too I forgot that's mostly my son's but he but I do read it too and so
[speaker001:] oh uh-huh hm well that sounds
[speaker002:] and he takes Games Magazines too Games Magazine which has puzzles and things that he likes to solve
[speaker001:] uh-huh oh
[speaker002:] you know crosswords and various logic puzzles and things like that and he likes to to try that and so
[speaker001:] um-hum
[speaker002:] he does but does get to be a lot of paper though after a while if you don't keep them weeded out they almost take over
[speaker001:] uh-huh  they do they can do that I found that they've been fun for my little girls they're five and four years old and they like to go through and
[speaker002:] oh yeah they're just kind of getting started now with there
[speaker001:] uh-huh they like to cut the pictures out and paste them on and so we've found good use for those
[speaker002:] mine is a senior in high school so he's we're kind of at the end of that trail you're just sort of beginning to think about first grade
[speaker001:] oh oh uh-huh yeah it's fun well I do have a boy in junior high too so
[speaker002:] oh okay so you've got a little bit of a gap there between the little ones
[speaker001:] so we're kind of running the gamut yeah but they do it