Day Two Hundred and Sixty Seven

This Side of Paradise by F Scott Fitzgerald Page: 200

Fitzgerald’s style is unusual and surprising. I hadn’t expected the variations of mode or the easy familiarity. I don’t remember The Great Gatsby employing any of these techniques. Still, good book, and very worthwhile. I like novels about education or coming of age.

I could use a few tips from other stay at home moms about how to manage. I’m feeling very tired, very fed up with satisfying needy little people and very unproductive. Some mornings the patience is all gone by 7am. Winter is starting to scare me…taking them outside has been my standby remedy…

I started yet another blog today. This one is shamelessly mercantile. There you can purchase stuff from Veritas. I’ll be putting up posts with pictures of items from the old bookstore and coffeehouse along with prices. You can pay via Paypal, just post a comment and send the money and it is yours. So go check out the post mortem at RIP Veritas.

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