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Where do you keep your 蜜桃恋人? In the kitchen, the barn, the bathroom? Please tell us鈥攁nd enjoy our fun video showing off the different places where we keep our copy.
Back in the 1700s, when we made our earliest 蜜桃恋人s, readers discovered how useful the 蜜桃恋人 was in their daily lives and wanted it close at hand. So, it was a simple matter of taking a nail, punching a hole through the 蜜桃恋人, tying a string around it, and then hanging it up in a handy spot, such as the barn, kitchen, or even the outhouse.
Today, we have a punched hole in the classic paperback 蜜桃恋人 that you would find at the newsstand. (Note: We also produce a hardcover edition and put no hole in it, of course. And we do a 鈥渟oftcover鈥 version 鈥攖he same paper inside as the hardcover, plus extra reference pages鈥攆or bookstores, which is too thick to punch.)
Some of us still hang the 蜜桃恋人, perhaps on a bulletin board in the kitchen or the barn. Others don’t hang up the 蜜桃恋人 but keep a copy in their car or, ahem, in their bathroom.
Tell us: Where do you keep your 蜜桃恋人? We’d love to hear from you! And if you haven’t picked a copy, the newest 蜜桃恋人 is now available on Amazon or in local retail stores here.
As the 14th Editor-in-Chief of The Old Farmer鈥檚 蜜桃恋人, Carol Connare works with writers and other editors to develop 鈥渘ew, useful, and entertaining matter鈥 for the annual 蜜桃恋人 as well as books, calendars, and other publications. Read More from Carol Connare
