Reminisce Magazine Subscription

I am 50 but I began reading Reminiscence when I was in my 30s. My mom would pass them on to me after she was done with them. I love this magazine - it is a great reprieve from the stressful world.

brings back the past and those good old memories great pics and stories

Articles bring back forgotten memories from the past.

This magazine is a nice gift for Senior citizens. The pictures and articles are a nice way to reminisce of times gone by.

What a great family magazine. I show it to my GrandBoys to visually explain what interested my family growing up in Mid-Century Suburbia. They think the wooden toys I saved my whole life for "someday" are antiques. Ha ha.

Love the pics and stories. Since I was born in the 1950's, it brings back a lot of happy memories.

Reading Reminisce is a nice afternoon, relaxing and remembering about everyday life.

Reminisce magazine is just a delivery platform for bulk advertising that we 'suckers' are enticed to pay for. It's over half advertising that you must constantly read around to get to the -very- few items of interest. And, did I mention all the 'blow in cards'? There are 8-10 cards per issue that keep falling out as you leaf through this 'sham of a magazine'. "Reminisce" is clearly all about profit for the owners, who have little regard for their readers. They promote the magazine with a few good photos that entice you to subscribe and once you do, you're stuck in a vortex of inescapable advertising. I'm happy that my subscription is in its last month, and certainly will not renew... Shame on Reminisce for enticing innocent people to subscribe with nostalgic photos, so they can make profit on both ends, the subscribers, and the advertisers.