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Me too. Mrs Dalloway in the library with a candlestick it is.

Orlando was definitely different. ;)

We were reading "psyche" of course. As in "it psyches me out". ;)

Whew. Sorry if I got a little bit excited there. Nabokov does that to me. Ninella. Okay. /Calm down, Still./

I'm more confused than ever. :( Give me time.

Wait! What? Nine? Nine whiches? Nine whats? I'm reading as slowly as it is possible to read and I missed nine whats? Wives? Children? Pages? Years????

If Halo could only get her hands on me I'd be in serious trouble. :D I may be in serious trouble anyway. :p

I'm tearing my hair here.

page 162 Is this how we know what happened to Annette? The man is merciless.

Innocents like us would automatically give it the benefit of the doubt. ;)

I have dial-up. Is that a problem? :eek:

I'm laughing, Gem! One doesn't usually reach my stage in life without almost everything imaginable having happened to one at least once, but I'm pretty sure I don't want to be skyped. Especially if I may have been skyped in the past and later (and probably with great difficulty) disremembered...

Plot summary from the same site ... I think I may just go ahead and read this one anyway. I remember reading To the Lighthouse, but maybe I missed this one. Maybe I read The Hours and only thought I read Mrs. Dalloway. That would be weird. The below may be considered to be a spoiler for...

I do know that I read The Hours by Michael Cunningham (and watched the movie), but I don't actually remember reading Mrs. Dalloway. link

if not a mote-full

(only about a moat-full)

and there's exactly enough

How did you come up with this one, Gem? The answer is pretty obvious, but the question is not!

/snip/ ;)

"And then we'll invent