I would be really upset. i read it everyday at breakfast and my husband reads it every evening.
and my mother is 85 and does not have a computer and reads it everyday - what about everyone who does not have a computer?
Diane - 11 years ago
I'm only able to read the actual print paper on Sundays - it's my one quiet escape from my kids! As long as that comes (with my coupons!) I would be happy.
N Cross - 11 years ago
I read the PD every day. There is nothing like reading the paper with coffee and breakfast! and lunch too for that matter. The lady that rents from us the upstairs unit reads that PD every day also. She does not have the internet. There is no comparison to reading a paper spread out in front of you and sitting here reading a screen, having to go back to the first screen to get to another section of the "paper". Three days a week only could not provide everything.
I would be really upset. i read it everyday at breakfast and my husband reads it every evening.
and my mother is 85 and does not have a computer and reads it everyday - what about everyone who does not have a computer?
I'm only able to read the actual print paper on Sundays - it's my one quiet escape from my kids! As long as that comes (with my coupons!) I would be happy.
I read the PD every day. There is nothing like reading the paper with coffee and breakfast! and lunch too for that matter. The lady that rents from us the upstairs unit reads that PD every day also. She does not have the internet. There is no comparison to reading a paper spread out in front of you and sitting here reading a screen, having to go back to the first screen to get to another section of the "paper". Three days a week only could not provide everything.