Reading the magazines

Weekly magazines - Magazine
India
March 14, 2010 6:34am CST
Hello friends Once in a week I will go to the library and bring some weekly magazines home and read it and return back after one week. But my husband buy the magazines of his choice as he feels that if it is a library book we must return it back in the stipulated time, but if it is our own book we can read it when ever we find time. May be he is true to some extent but we can not afford to so many books every week but can read them in the library by paying a small amount. What about you? Do you prefer to read the library books or buy your own?
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@Baluyadav (3643)
• India
14 Mar 10
Hi frind,i used to prefer read books by get them from lending library or barrow from friends ..if i like it very much or want to keep it for lifelong in my own library,i will purchase it,whatever the rate it might be. Like that i had many books in my house especially books written on HUMAN RELATIONS..i like PARNASALA..ANTHRMUKHAM..VIHYAANIKI 5 METLU..LIKE SO MANY... Good discussion and have a nice time,vathsala.
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• India
14 Mar 10
Hi balu Even I too will do the same like you. Certain books like herbal medicines, embroidery, and tailoring are assets for me and so I have bought it for me. I think you know Patanjali publications. From there I bought, JARIBOOTI RAHASYA. It contains all the herbal plants pictures and its uses for various diseases. Another book is AUSHAD DHARSHAN and it contains all the home made medicines info and both the books were written by Acharya Balakrishna. Some embroidery books and tailoring books also I bought for me which I feel is my asset
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@Baluyadav (3643)
• India
14 Mar 10
hi,thank you for mentioning those 2 books and i all so try to buy them.As a part of my proffession,i used to go the medicinal value plantation[AGRIGOLD,NANDAN BIO..],but i simply concentrate on my work like how to develop..how to propagate...but i never really concentrate on the uses of those plants.So now i try to purchase them,thank you once again.
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• India
14 Mar 10
Hi It is available in all the leading book shops. It belongs to the patanjali yogpeeth run by Swami Ramdev who is a famous yoga guru. Every day you can watch Aastha channel at 7.30 in the morning for herbal plants and its uses by Acharya Balakrishna Maharaj which gives a high knowledge of each and every medicinal plant and its various uses. You can also visit www.divyayoga.com for getting the books and medicines by post.
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@neelimaravi (1793)
• India
15 Mar 10
hi, actually i prefered to buy the books of my choice, well, i won't read much books, my husband use to say, read more books, to get improved my knowledge.. yeah, that's true, but, i am not that much interest to read the books.. thankyou, have a good day.
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• India
15 Mar 10
Hi neelu Seeing you after a long time. Indeed it is a happy moment. What your husband say is correct. By reading books, we can undoubtedly improve our knowledge and also certain skills in using certain stylish words. But whenever you find time, please try to read any book of your choice.
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• Canada
15 Mar 10
My husband and I have a number of magazine subscriptions. We read the magazines at home, and then when we are finished with them we remove our address labels from the magazines, and i take them with me when I go to the coffee shop in the afternoon. The owner loves the magazines, because people come in and read them while they drink their coffee. Also, the magazines get recycled by me after I've read them.
• India
15 Mar 10
Wow! This is indeed a very noble gesture and a good thought. Even after we are finished with the books, instead of throwing it or discarding it, thinking of others, and taking pains to carry them all the way to the coffee shop and help others to read that magazine indeed is a good idea. Even we also donate the books we have purchased to the library so that others also can read it
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• Canada
15 Mar 10
Thank you. It's not much work at all to carry them to the coffee shop, as it's only a mile up the street from here, and there is a bus that goes from my front door right to the front door of the cafe. It would be almost the same aount of work to put them in a garbage bag, and throw them away, and that wouldn't be good for the environment at all, so why not take 'em up the street to the cafe? I wish more people in the world would do something like that. Maybe people all over the world will read this, and be inspired by my idea. Thank you so much for the best response.
• India
16 Mar 10
You are welcome Yes. Books are to be read and learn something from it. But ,ots of people will sell it to the scrap vendors for a throwaway price
@Buchi_bulla (8298)
• India
14 Mar 10
I follow your proceedure and also your husband's opinion. I buy few books like some tamil weeklies and Readers Digest and read other magazines in the library. I buy some books also and take regularly from a big library by going once in a month and bringing home 6 books.
• India
15 Mar 10
Even I too bring certain magazines from the library but some other books pertaining to the medicinal plants, home made medicines, tailoring, and embroidery , I will buy for my own.
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@yugasini (12893)
• Secunderabad, India
14 Mar 10
hi vathsala garu, where is the time to borrow books from Library and where is the money to purchase the books,for the last two years i am not purchasing any books and there is no time to me to read books,once i became addict to the net,i am evading most of the personal works also,what to do,have a nice day
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• India
16 Mar 10
Hi vathsala, happy new year to you and your family, i am a regular subscriber to India Today, Nirogdham and some research journals, i don't have time to go to librarys, i had 4 almirah full of books, but last year we were out for three months in my sons' and daughter's home, all were eaten by white ants Bhuwan
• India
22 Mar 10
Hi bhuwanji Even my husband will buy India Today regularly besides, The Week, and some other magzines. I like The National Geographic and Reader's Digest. I feel very bad for all your valuable books were eaten away by termites. Next time when ever you happen to go out of station for a long time, kindly see that some neem leaves or naphthalene balls were scattered in each and every cupboard where you keep your books as the termites are the worst enemies of the book along with rats
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• India
23 Mar 10
Thanks dear, i will keep this in mind, i phoned my daughter in law and told her to check, happy posting Bhuwan