On their 63rd year & still going strong!

Woman's Day Magazine is chock full of ideas geared toward helping women make the best of their hectic daily schedules. Loads of time-saving tips for every facet of daily living: getting (and staying) organized, diet, saving (or stretching) money, relationships, health issues, decorating ideas, kid issues and more.

If you're the type of person who likes to cook something new and different every day, you'll find lots of ideas in every issue. Most of the recipes are easy to fix, and don't take long to prepare.

Usually after I've had a magazine for a while and have read most of it, I throw it away to keep down house clutter. I have been getting Woman's Day magazine for a while, but just cannot seem to throw away a single issue. I always find myself re-reading the older issues because there is so much information there. It's like having my own personal reference library of time-saving tips and ideas.

However, if lots of advertisements bother you, you may be annoyed by this magazine. They don't bother me, because I realize that those advertisers have to make a living, just like everybody else.

Most issues offer you hundreds of ideas to save money, or shorten housework, or something like that. This may seem overwhelming to some. I would just suggest that you not try to remember it all, and use the magazine like a reference manual. I never read it all in one sitting. I always come back to it later it to check out a specific topic that I'm interested in.

All the time I save from cleaning and cooking shortcuts is more quality time spent with my family.