Good Old Days Magazine

good old days is chock full of memories
A review of Good Old Days Magazine, May 11, 2010
Submitted by: no nickname from norfolk, va

i have been reading and enjoying good old days for many years.  i was first  introduced to this marvelous periodical  by my dear mother-in-law . i so appreciate this, that, as you may have noticed, i ordered a subscription for her, as well as for me.  the articles are just the right length that they can each be  read and enjoyed without taking a lot of time out of ones busy schedule.   this, in addition to being extremely well written, makes good old days a real treasure in my humble opinion.  the brevity  and gently pleasant nature of the stories makes for wonderful bedtime reading.( which i treat myself to almost every night).  please keep up  the good work and don't ever stop publishing this excellent reminder of the "good old days"    and by the way, all of these comments apply equally to reminisce, another of your fine publications.    

These are some of the most entertaining stories I've read
A review of Good Old Days Magazine, April 10, 2010
Submitted by: J.R. from San Antonio, Tx

               I received a copy of the Good Old Days a couple of months ago and didn't look at it until last week.The stories that people have submitted are some of the best I've ever read.I guess it's because I've been there.I only have 2 more stories to read,so I going to subscribe now.I wish it was more issues.

A review of Good Old Days Magazine, February 16, 2010
Submitted by: ricker777 from Norwalk, CA

Best magazine yet, reminds my wife and myself of the goog old days...

Everyday experiences at their best
A review of Good Old Days Magazine, January 19, 2010
Submitted by: Duane from Sequim, WA

Good Old Days writers bring us back to the experiences we had years age. It is written by people like us, and in a way that we can identify with the stories. Great Stuff!

Best Trip Down Memory Lane
A review of Good Old Days Magazine, January 19, 2010
Submitted by: Wafertech from Portland, Or

Brought back an era of a lot simpler times and memorys.