Tag Archive: To the Lighthouse

#Woolfalong:’Ignorance is bliss, Mr Ramsey, Ignorance is bliss!

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*I wrote this a while ago after reading Virginia Woolf’s To The Lighthouse but never got round to posting it.  Having re-read To The Lighthouse and Mrs Dalloway very recently, I thought I’d skip those… Continue reading

I Don’t Need a Man

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I love that Virginia Woolf created Lily Briscoe as she did. Early on, we see her through Mrs Ramsey’s eyes With her little Chinese eyes and her puckered-up face she would never marry;… Continue reading

Oh I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside…..

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It might not feel like it outside, but right now we are in the very heart of summertime. As it’s a bit grim out there, I thought I’d pull together a list of… Continue reading

Ingenious ways with scarves for better house-keeping and a happier life.

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That Mrs Ramsey’s charm is universally irresistible, is hard to dispute. After all, even old Mr Carmichael succumbs when presented with a second bowl of her delicious soup. I’d like to propose that… Continue reading

Happy Birthday Virginia Woolf!

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Virginia Woolf would have been 133 today, the 25th January, the anniversary of her birth. I thought I’d celebrate the date by making her the first author that I’d knit for my 2015… Continue reading

The Light, The Stick and The Kitchen Table

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From the very first page of ‘To The Lighthouse’, it’s clear that the Ramseys have mastered the good cop/bad cop parental double act – the dysfunctional strategy of choice for many families. Like… Continue reading