Grizzled
Well-Known Member
Morning folks
32F and cloudy but I see a little blue sky to the west so there is reason to be optimistic. In the important things in life, I need to run my wife's pee sample in to the doctor's office. That was a trying experience-----
I'm also going to waste some time at Costco.
32F and cloudy but I see a little blue sky to the west so there is reason to be optimistic. In the important things in life, I need to run my wife's pee sample in to the doctor's office. That was a trying experience-----
I'm also going to waste some time at Costco.
I too dropped Trains and MRR a decade back and I discontinued the RMC subscription not long after WRP took that over. In my case, there just wasn't any applicable content left in any of those. About the same time, both Tall Timber Short Lines and Timber Times called it quits so the Gazette and the Mainstreeter are my sole remaining subscriptions.Every word of this rings true. We are investors in a local print magazine that is also available online and everything is free. Ads pay the bills. We are in the foyer free at grocery stores. Why we print the free thing is beyond me as 80% of our readers are online. But it’s what the major investors feel is right.
I stopped subscribing to anything Kalmbach in 2015 after at least 5 years of agonizing over trying to make that decision. I had every RMC and Model Railroader Magazine from 1960 along with 100’s of other train related magazines when I retired and most went to Goodwill (for scrap I’m sure) in 2014 when I retired. I have used an IPadPro for anything online related since retirement and read train forums instead of magazines.
I know 2 editors at Kalmbach well enough to have their text addresses. When I texted both yesterday only 1 responded when I asked how it’s going. His response, “unexpected, scared, worried and really we don’t know anything”. “I should have connected the dots a few weeks ago when they told us we were going to move office buildings, now I don’t know”.
It’s sad if your livelyhood is tied up in Kalmbach.