Request for materials

[muchabstracted]

Does anyone Boston-area or DC-area have old, non-Jewish themed magazines they're not using? I will take them off your hands and REUSE them for a happier tomorrow. Though if you're DC area, I won't be able to take them off your hands until fall.

ETA: The following paragraph references the fact that I took an art therapy class this past week.

Also? I hate writing papers. Especially when I'm supposed to be packing at the same time (packing being an activity I hate more than writing papers) and especially when what I want to be doing is going through my notes and articles on art therapy and organizing what I learned this past week.

Comments

[magnetic-pole.livejournal.com]

We got a subscription to Architectural Digest this past year that we haven't read and would like to get rid of. If that's the kind of thing you're looking for? *somewhat confused*

Maggie, DC area

[strange-selkie.livejournal.com]

Come 'n get 'em. :) Mostly food magazines. Some Smithsonian Magazines. Work for you?

[rymenhild.livejournal.com]

Collages for clients is a fabulous idea, especially since you can teach the clients your fabulous Symbolic Collage Skills. I approve.

Alas, I don't think I have any magazines I can get to you.

[lyriendel.livejournal.com]

Alas, I just gave a huge stack of magazines to my mom last week. We have subscriptions to Wired and The New Yorker that we never read, although having just purged we only have the newest to offer. Also, Wired inexplicably came this week with an issue of 'Fashion'. Once I finish with some of these Time magazines you can have those too, if you'd like.

[chanaleh.livejournal.com]

I have a great many back issues of Real Simple that might work well for you. (The best therapeutic collaging I ever did was with jessruth's Oprah magazines, but that's me. :-) I just have to dig them out of their boxes and paw through them a little... how soon will you want them?