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Savage - Ca

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Health- Mind and Body
from: Paisano Publications


I was at the tattoo place at the beginning of 2006, with my sister. While waiting for her tattoo to be completed, I was browsing thru their sorts of magazines. I ran across a page that showed Hello Kitty tattoo art. It's possible that I saw that cartoon design in that magazine, but I'm not too sure. A few months later I returned to find that art so the artist could do this one on me. Unfortunately that mag is now gone. :(
Is there a way that you have old mags still in stock? Could you look it up for me? I think this is the right magazine or it could have been from a different author.

Thanks,
Judy

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Consumer Reports On Health

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Health- Mind and Body
from: Consumer Reports

November 23, 2001
As someone who is not a registered dietician, but who values good health, I have found this magazine to provide great, up-to-date information. I have given it as a gift a number of times, because I have found it to add quality to my life, and hope that it will to others' as well!

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Spa Magazine

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Health- Mind and Body
from: World Publications, Inc.

February 14, 2004
Good reads about Spas all over the world. Do wish they would focus more on US spas. Makes me wish I could travel and report on these beautiful places across the globe.

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Ironman

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Health- Mind and Body
from: Ironman


Every September, I see them...the young fourteen and fifteen year old kids flocking to the gym with arms, chests, and thighs all measuring 12 inches around. They are the skinny kids - hoping to gain some muscle and maybe while they're at it, some esteem...some confidence...some inner power. I empathize with these kids because I was one of them. I had to make sure that I was looking at my teachers face forward when they took role, because if I didn't, I'd be marked absent.

When I first entered a "real gym", I was so intimidated. There were some really huge guys there and yeah, there were some serious idiots there who liked to intimidate the "newbies" but fortunately for me, I met a few of the nicest guys you'd ever want to meet who ... Read More:

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Diabetic Cooking

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Health- Mind and Body
from: Publications International, LTD

November 23, 2001
This is a fantastic magazine for those of us who have the need to prepare diabetic meals, either for ourselves or loved ones. The meals and desserts in this magazine are fantastic, better than any other diabetic cooking magazine I have read thus far! The only drawback is how long it takes for them to finally start the subscription...over 12 weeks! In my opinion that is rediculous.

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Going Bonkers

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Health- Mind and Body
from: Going Bonkers Llc


I had never heard of this magazine before, but I picked up an issue recently, thinking it looked like a lot of fun.

Ha!

I could not make it through a single article...the writing was horrible! Maybe it's my fault that I can't lower myself to be able to read that level of writing, but it was so ridiculous that I put it back after giving up on several articles.

I think the magazine has the right idea, but it is so poorly executed that I was almost embarrassed to be seen holding it. It does have a catchy cover, but unfortunately that's the only redeeming quality I managed to find.

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Hairs How

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Health- Mind and Body
from: Stanford Trident Inc.


I just received my first issue of this magazine and have really enjoyed it. It has several great step-by-step intructions for fantastic styles, as well as interesting articles and interviews. I highly recommend this magazine to hair stylists everwhere. My only complaints would be that the magazine is a little on the thin side and it definitely took the FULL ten weeks to arrive.

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Golf World (6-month)

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Health- Mind and Body
from: Conde' Nast Publications


I'm someone who is keenly interested in following competitive golf, both the mens and womens varieties, as a contested sport on worldwide venues. I'm also fascinated by the business of golf, as conducted by its various stakeholders - the tours, the course owners and builders, the equipment manufacturers, the players and their various representatives (agents, lawyers, coaches, advisers, shrinks, branders, etc.). Sound like you? Then Golf World is exactly your cup of tea.

I am not remotely interested in articles telling me how to shave X strokes off my game, how to backspin a wedge, how to plan the ultimate golf vacation, how to choose the best golf shoe, etc. Someone got me a free one-year subscription to 'Golf.' I read not a ... Read More:

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Flex

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Health- Mind and Body
from: Weider Publications, Inc.

November 23, 2001
I like this magazine a lot better than Muscular Development magazine. MD claims to be the biggest magazine, but that's to their disadvantage. MD is too hardcore, but after a while all the articles contain the same content. All of the pages are a lot of the same old stuff. Flex magazine is new and fresh every month. It is a little bit commercialized, but it makes it able to be read by either male or female workout enthusiasts/bodybuilders. It is filled with a lot of unorthodoxed workout routines to help add some spice to a plateauing workout. I used to subscribe to Flex, but switched to see what all the hype was about on all the other magazines. Now I'm back and I would definitely recommend this magazine to anyone who works out.

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Experience Life

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Health- Mind and Body
from: Life Time Fitness

December 12, 2003
Amazingly in-depth articles. None of the stupid "makeover your body in 30 days", "look good in your skinny jeans", or extreme exercise and deprivation. Just high quality, very well-written articles.