This guy is at the subway exit every morning,
flogging this free paper (which folks tend to grab
on the fly, with barely a "thank you").
I don't even have time to read the NY Times
online! How about you? Do you read your local rag?
[See more takes on the "daily" theme here.]
Yes, but mostly because they have the New York Times Crossword in it. There is something like a six-week time lag out here. Although today’s was a Friday I nailed it without cheating via Google research. I guess that means it was an easy Friday.
ReplyDeleteLooks like the The Green Hornet has a few remaining to hand out over there on the right.
I'm in my car a lot so I tend to get my news ala NPR & 1010 WINS.
ReplyDeleteI'd rather read the NY Times offline than on though most days if I have spare time I blog when I'm on the computer!
I like this photo Alexa.
good one! my sunday paper is my daily - lasts/takes me all week. and my locals are weeklys.
ReplyDeletealways read the paper....as you will see from my daily.
ReplyDeleteMine's up, too.
http://sandyben.blogspot.com/
I do like to read the paper it is more fulfilling than reading it online for me
ReplyDeleteThey have a free paper here, too, but I never manage to get it, since I go to work too early and don't pass by the major intersections where they had it out or else deposit it. I do read one newspaper every day, but not necessarily cover-to-cover.
ReplyDeleteYes I do read our local mag. That is when I noticed that the crime is closing in, in our neighborhood. I live in the country side and a weekly local news is great. Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteMy Daily Kitty
I canceled my subscription because it just got too expensive. Some undoubtedly think I'm nuts but I have no idea what's going on in the world unless somebody talks about it at work. I don't have a clue what President Bush and his wife Barbara have been up to lately. Sorry I'm a day late getting to your post, but great take on the theme.
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