This is Thambi Magazine in Holland V. I wonder if they got more collection than Borders or Kinokuniya? Hmmm
What are the magazines you like to read? Exercise? Health? Gossips? hehe...
Wednesday, January 03, 2007
Thambi Magazines
If you wish to get newspapers from all over, magazines from all over the world, you can get them in Holland Village.
This is Thambi Magazine in Holland V. I wonder if they got more collection than Borders or Kinokuniya? Hmmm
What are the magazines you like to read? Exercise? Health? Gossips? hehe...
This is Thambi Magazine in Holland V. I wonder if they got more collection than Borders or Kinokuniya? Hmmm
What are the magazines you like to read? Exercise? Health? Gossips? hehe...
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It's amazing they're still around, nice pic.
ReplyDeleteOMG, I actually walked pass the Kinokuniya in NYC today. It's on 49th Street between 5th & 6th Avenue. But it sells Japanese language books and magazines only.
ReplyDeleteHello Keropok Man,
ReplyDeletewhen I want to read news from different countries, I go to URL:
www.allyoucanread.com
and find, what I want to read.
When I found this site,I did my own
catalog site.
Very good new year to you !
j'aime les kiosques a journaux, pour acheter evidement les journaux et pour parler avec le vendeur (qui souvent connait toutes les histoires du quartier).
ReplyDeletesinon je lis les journaux sur la photo, la geographie et pour mon travail sur l'informatique.
I like newspaper kiosks, to buy cavity the newspapers and to speak with the salesman (who often knows all the stories of the district). if not I read the newspapers on the photograph, the geography and for my work on computer.
Hoi Thambi! Vatlah Dei! Fantastic K'pok. I've bought mags here before :)
ReplyDeleteAnyway, I read all the Mac magazines, Digital Photographer UK, Digital Camera UK, Practical Photography UK and Shutterbug. Sometimes I pick up the Adobe Photoshop magazine if there's a new trick to learn. Then if really gatal, I buy New Idea and Woman's Day for my mum but I read first :)
I used to read a lot but lately I hardly have time to do it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your nice greetings on my blog today :)
It would be a pleasure to live in a city with news kiosks. We have none in my little city. I would like to stand and read the headlines and I would like to resist buying any so as to avoid the clutter at home.
ReplyDeleteI love road side news agent..they provide such pleasure :) Btw, right now I'm into "interior decor" mags.
ReplyDeleteI look at the headlines on the NYT online, and our local paper online, and our university paper. Occasionally I buy a decor mag, like Kris.
ReplyDeleteThis is a cool kiosk and you've captured the light well.
koeiru, it has shifted from the old location, because of the MRT construction works, but it's still around :-)
ReplyDeleteming, i think i went to the kino in SF, it was also mainly jap books. i prefer kino to borders here, so does my colleagues. dunno why..
mimmu, that's a good tip, thanks!
olivier, hmmm that's a good idea to speak to the newspaper man. the only conversation i have with them is 'how much is this magazine?' haha..
edwin, wow, you must be a true photography buff. i borrow those titles at the library. i buy crap magazines to read usually. those 'sit on the throne' materials.
tanty, maybe your new year resolution is to read?
annie, yes, the clutter, i do have a clutter at home now. the mags and newspapers are stack waist height high now. oops..
kris, ruth, i just bought "home and decor" and "style homes" 2 days ago! you can have them after I am done with it :-)