I have gotten Sunset magazine off and on through the years, and I know it's not solely a garden magazine, but I enjoy their gardening articles. It's nice that it also has info on travel and cooking. But Sunset's focus is the West, so if you're east of the Rockies, it's not great for you. I also received Fine Gardening for a year, and I did like it, but I didn't like the price. With Sunset, I usually take a break from subscribing until they send me the $12/year offer, and then I resubscribe. I got an email from Taunton Press recently, which publishes Fine Gardening, and they have a special publication I'm interested in. It's called Great Gardens, and it's a soft-cover (magazine-style, I think) publication that has photos from the nation's "top 12" gardens and instruction on how to emulate them. I'll put the link below for it, but their site is not loading at this moment. Should clear up soon. Here is a link that might be useful: Great Gardens publication

In the Garden Web Directory there is a list of garden clubs.Is there something specific you are looking for a club to offer? I am a garden club member and highly recommend it. Our club also does a gardening program in a nursing home, awards a scholarship to a senior going into horticulture or related field, exchange plants with each other, holds an annual plant sale and provides arrangements for holidays and civic events. We have monthly speakers to increase our knowledge about gardening and flower arranging and best of all we are connected to other gardeners. Here is a link that might be useful: Our pond and gardens

Bulldinkie, I also use coupons, but I don't find very many for things I use. I don't used canned soups, cake mix, frozen convenience items, etc. However, I do use coupons for things like Cheerios (one of Cooper's favorite snacks), laundry soap, some cleaning supplies, etc. I'm not brand loyal at all so if I need laundry soap, something is on sale and I have a coupon, that's what I get. However, with the internet it's really easy to find what I want and print it out, usually. My local small grocery still doubles coupons on Wednesdays too. Annie

I love it!! I've been Postcrossing since early 2011. I've sent over 400 cards and gotten just as many. It is a great hobby, I can share a part of my world with others and also learn about other parts of the world. I've gotten postcards from France, Germany, Japan, China, Russia, Pakistan, the USA, Netherlands, Finland, Australia and many, many more countries. The stamps are always interesting to see, the postcards can be beautiful scenery or pretty flowers or a holiday postcard and the messages from people around the world are great to read. Here is my profile if you want to see my postcards. Marie I'm not sure what you mean by has anyone come to your house, real name. Here is a link that might be useful: Postcrossing