" I read as much as I dare" writes in a letter B's younger sister, J, and you are reminded of her wit- at a time it was indecorous for women to be witty- when you happen upon a dimwit's secretory exploration of VW' s art of motherhood. Of course, the connection is less of a pure knee-jerk reaction and more of an oxyto-cynically induced one, as J earned her right to a room of her own when she was well in her 60s. Nevertheless, she still enjoyed it and she went on to read as much as she did. All this stellar life while her illustrious brother went on to enlighten the world.
Then, isn't Breslin right to insist: " It's okay to dislike people" ?!.." Oh, the many layers of the mind!" Or, as Dr. A would always gently remind: " Intertext giveth! ". Now, hurry, put that on a T-shirt, wallpaper, wallbridge, & Swiss cheese...Tote, too. Japanese tote. From Paris, GA & Rome, WA State. Not to be outdone in Petersburg, OH, of course. Nor Milan, TX. Only in New York, North Carolina. Fresh from Barbados to South Carolina and Alabama, then off to Guyana!
Indeed, oh, the places B. went... and the books J. read.
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