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May, 2008
I found out about MaryJanesFarm magazine at the book store. I was looking for a magazine that was different and worthwhile at the same time (good luck, I thought), and your Apron Issue caught my eye. I LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT YOUR MAGAZINE!!! I must admit, sewing and crafting are my favorite things about MaryJane, but I have purchased your BakeOver starter kit and just love it too. She is a guide back to a slower-paced time in my life that I miss.
I entered your Pinkeeper Contest and just had a ball with that. Keep us going with your wonderful publication. I will be attending our newly formed Farmgirl Chapter this Friday night for our first meeting, and we are all excited about that. Thanks for The Farmgirl Connection too!
Gail
Chattanooga, Tennessee
I finished my first issue of your magazine last night and can’t wait to read the rest, as well as MaryJane’s book. I’m in farmgirl heaven! Thank you for creating such a peaceful place to connect and dream.
Best wishes,
Dana
When I got home and opened the magazine, I was immediately transfixed. Speechless. Silent and introspective. This took my breath away. This was it. I didn’t know what it was, but I knew I had stumbled onto something. Something big.
Rebekah
Atlanta, Georgia
I’m a U.S. Marine stationed in Iraq, and I wanted to let y’all know that farmgirls are all over the world! I may be at war, but I am a farmgirl at heart. One day, I would like to help teach people how to not only till the land, but keep it too. If I get back in 2008 like I’m supposed to, the bookstore is one of the first places I’m going, so I can see what I’ve been missing!
Take care
Sergeant Junette
Dear MaryJane,
About a year ago I bought your Ideabook, Cookbook, Lifebook, and I just wanted you to know that I’ve read it many times, each time finding new things to try and enjoy. My husband and I and our three children live in the country on an acre we bought from the state for only $1,000, and I’ve got my first garden growing. I have a best friend who has three kids the same ages as mine, and she and I now get together and sew or bake or can. We’re both 100% old-time farmgirls searching for lost secrets of the women who wore the aprons that cleaned the noses of the generations before us. When I found your book, it was almost like I found a piece of myself that I knew was there but didn’t know how to express. You and your book have been such a gift! Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Your farmgirl friend
Kori
