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Simple Things Magazine

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Simple Things Magazine

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12 issues per year.
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Women's Interest
... Women's Lifestyle

Current Issue

DEC 24,  released 20/11/2024
(1 in stock)
inc. p&p to United Kingdom
Next Issue: JAN 25, Due:24/12/2024
Stop and linger a little while over the Simple Things, a lovingly produced mag from the creators of Mollie Makes.

This is a gorgeous magazine dedicated to those things in life that take a little time, but are well worth the effort. Inside you’ll find delicious homespun recipes – think apple crumble – along with ideas for family activities, interior design, crafts growing your own veg, fruit and flowers, all cleverly split into three sections – Dawn, Day and Dusk. There are also some excellent written pieces that capture a moment perfectly, and a miscellany section covering issues such as making the perfect cup of tea. Absolutely perfect for any who know that life is best savoured rather than rushed.

Buy a single copy of SIMPLE THINGS or a subscription of your desired length, delivered worldwide. Current issues sent same day up to 3pm! All magazines sent by 1st Class Mail UK & by Airmail worldwide (bar UK over 750g which may go 2nd Class).

Sometimes a magazine will have a quality that is difficult to get across in words. The French phrase’ je ne sais quoi’ is a good place to start, that indefinable something, but this is such a wonderfully British magazine – apple-picking, crumble, chutney and cups of tea feature heavily – that it wouldn’t quite be appropriate.

We’re going to have a go at describing the feeling of the Simple Things through mental imagery. Right, imagine that you’ve just gone for a long walk with the family, and the family dog. It was a little cold out, but the kids kept warm running around, throwing a ball for the dog, whilst everyone else was wrapped up warm. Afterwards, you head to a country pub, for a restorative pint or cup of tea, and there is a roaring log fire. As you sit there, ensconced in a comfy, old-fashioned armchair, feet slowly toasting on the fire, you are experiencing something very similar to the feeling of the Simple Things.

What matters in life is not money or material good, but memories. The Simple Things isn’t fancy or pretentious, you’ll find no ludicrous fashion or overpaid footballers here. No, it’s full of time-tested, homespun, earthy-ness, and on top of all that it’s a really beautifully made magazine. Marvellous. NB

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