I've already gotten both our Dads three golf magazines (that makes 6). I got Hubby The Economist, Money, Business Weekly, Wired, Forbes, and the Wall Street Journal. I get Martha Stewart living, Afar, Veranda, Woman's Day and Cat Fancy. That's for a total of.... drum roll, please.... 11 magazines! This is all just from our Delta miles.
Today, I got a notice from Midwest. My miles are expiring end of June and I'd better get magazines or the miles go poof. I thought, well, if there is a knitting magazine, I can get something good. But, alas, when I go to view the magazine options, there is nothing of quality. Goodness, I all ready get 4 magazines that are pure fluff and pomp, why add more?
I'm all for less government in my life, but I must admit... it was nice getting to keep my miles and not have to buy magazines to make use of them. I guess I just need to fly more, so I can get enough miles to buy an airline ticket. Hmmm... I wonder where I could go.
I don't think it has anything to do with the state you live in, but more with the fact that the airlines are all changing their miles policies.
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ReplyDeleteWhat kind of system is that? Mind you, I've only flown twice in my life, to the USA and back, so I really do not know what the practice is here, but I don't think it's the same.
Although, my sister might know, she is or used to be a member of the KLM Flying Dutchman.
don't fret ... most people's miles expire:)
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