Good Old Days

For all the older people that would really enjoy this like my father but can only read large print... it would be so wonderful if you could have this in the larger print ~ thank you!!

My mom has been reading Good Old Days magazine for years but now can only see the larger print & pictures. I know so many seniors who would enjoy this magazine but cannot see to read the small print. Would like to see it published in Large Print like the Readers Digest magazine!

Good Old Days magazine brings back memories of the 50's and the 60's. I enjoy this so much and reading to the clients in the hospital and nursing homes as well in there homes. I love it!

Good Old Days magazine is excellent!

I did not and do not want thispublication, but paid to stop the rude letters demanding money and calling me a dead beat. I made it plain that I did not want them to send the magazine but still find them in my mail which is a waste of my time and paper.

Good Old Days magazine content was disappointing. It was bland, lacked meat. Maybe it's just because I lived through the years the articles were about. They also lacked depth; they were just skimming the surface. It doesn't capture the real feeling of the times, the emotions, thoughts, lifestyle or way of thinking of the era. It needs an overhaul. It's kinda like an apple pie with no filling. You get excited looking at it, thinking, this is going to be great! But once you dig into it, it leaves you empty. You expect the story to take you through something, and it doesn't do it.

I have been getting Good Old Days for about 10 years, if not more. I dearly love the old stories in it.

I am in my early 50s and started reading this magazine while in the doctor's office. I just love the old stories! I find them refreshing and comforting in many ways. I now get this magazine and share it with my doctor for her patients to read when I am finished.

I love this magazine. We get it in the mail every month. I can't wait to read the stories. I am 42 and I relate to alot of the stories in the magazine while growing up. Love it.

When I received the advertisement for the "Good Old Days" I was under the impression that there would be more pictures than there are. Therefore, I immediately subscribed. Working with residents who have dementia,as I do, I depend heavily on pitures whether illustrated or photgraphic. Most of the population that you are trying to reach, require visual props as well as verbal/audio. Not to mention the other senses. I would love this magazie if there where some changes made.