What? I know there are a million, billion things more important than this, including the death of my beloved John Updike, but this magazine is one of the Major pleasures in my suburban life. I keep a stack on my white coffee table and when the new issue comes out I am so excited I take two hours and curl up and do nothing but eat chocolate and get inspired. Domino has inspired me creatively as a homemaker more than any other magazine. Their beautiful hard back decorating book sits on my coffee table too, filled with markers of rooms I love, colors that amaze. I'm truly bummed out.Domino Magazine has closed.
What? I'm really shocked. It seems you can't turn a web-corner without hearing about or seeing images from Domino. I imagined Domino being around for years and years. did i mention this sucks?
I was just as shocked as you are to find out about Domino's departure from the magazine stands :-( It is such an inspirational interior magazine - one of a kind really... Am sad to see it go.
ReplyDeleteR.I.P Domino
That's too bad. I think my sister-in-law was in that magazine.
ReplyDeleteThat's a shame!
ReplyDeleteIt's becoming an anxious time to listen to the news each and everyday with thousands losing their jobs.
That does suck. I loved Domino. Argh.
ReplyDeleteI guess I'm part of the reason for its demise. Never heard of it. My apologies.
ReplyDelete:o( Sorry my dear, never heard of it. If you need to talk, I'm around... lol.
ReplyDeleteI love it too!
ReplyDeleteEverything is closing, it seems.
it's weird.
Heart-broken.
ReplyDeleteYep, it totally sucks, big time. Country home is supposed to be folding too, it's one of the few pleasures that I afford myself on a regular basis... I want to cry...
ReplyDeletetear.
ReplyDeleteThat does suck! It's a sign of the times.
ReplyDeleteI¨m agree with you lola, it is a sign of the times.
ReplyDeleteinteresting blog! it is a pity that I don´t speak english very well, the same, I love the way you write