WE LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU, SO LET US KNOW YOUR OPINIONS, YOUR STORIES – AND ANY THING THAT MATTERS IN YOUR LIFE
BLAST FROM THE PAST
Last week I went to a lecture and saw a woman wearing the exact cardigan I made in 1982 from a pattern in your magazine [January 1982 issue]. Hers was knitted by her mum, was much better fitting, and we even had the same buttons. It was my first (and last!) attempt at knitting a garment. Brideshead Revisited was on the TV and it was all the rage then.
KEEP IT SIMPLE
I wish you’d diversify your Christmas coverage. I have a small family and find myself lacking in comparison by not having parents, large friend groups, children or massive feasts. Many people celebrate alone and it is a shame not to hear about the lovely day that they have planned.
A FRIEND IN NEED
Reading your star letter from the January edition reminded me of a conversation I had with a friend who has confidence and anxiety issues. I recommended woman&home to her, as I have always found it helpful. She read a copy and enjoyed it, so now buys it regularly.
ALWAYS THERE
I have been an avid reader of woman&home for more than 15 years. You have been with me through my wedding, the births of my children, house moves: throughout the good and the bad times. Every month when my copy arrives, I relish it. It fills me with positivity and ideas to try out.
EVERYDAY CHALLENGES
I noticed a November woman&home letter where you say that you would like to cover disability more. My friend Linda has been in a wheelchair for many years and is one of the most inspirational people I know. She has never let her disability stop her from anything, including becoming a successful lawyer and running a wellbeing programme. Being her friend has opened my eyes to the challenges of being disabl
