SPAM and BACON What Do You Like?
Photo: Hollyhock buds 
The New York Times ran a piece around January listing and defining new words and their use.
We all know what SPAM is - it's the junk mail in your email box.
BACON is SPAM you requested so it is of higher value. BACON includes email newsletters, discussions, photos, notices etc.
My question is which emails do you actually look forward to? Which ones do you open even when you don't have time to read everything in the inbox?
I have a few favorites - some are garden related, others are not. Let's trade.
The New York Times ran a piece around January listing and defining new words and their use.
We all know what SPAM is - it's the junk mail in your email box.
BACON is SPAM you requested so it is of higher value. BACON includes email newsletters, discussions, photos, notices etc.
My question is which emails do you actually look forward to? Which ones do you open even when you don't have time to read everything in the inbox?
I have a few favorites - some are garden related, others are not. Let's trade.
Labels: and items of interest, online discussions, The best gardening newsletters
posted by Molly Day at
7:38 PM
1 Comments:
I always read my Mother Earth News emails!
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