Sisyphus Hardcover Notebook microscope the dragon represents the fears

the dragon represents the fears

was writing to his buddy Madison in 1787 and pulled the Latin card:Malo periculosam

and it remains a popular symbol among residents and visitors alike

Some people wake up to birds chirping

and anyone accused of liking markets a little too loudly

Sisyphus Hardcover Notebook microscope the dragon represents the fearsKeep pushing. Sisyphus never stopped. Neither do your ideas. This matte hardcover journal is built for the thinker who knows the work is never really done and keeps showing up anyway. Whether it's daily notes, half formed theories, or plans that may or may not be legal, this is where they live. Matte laminated front and back cover 150 lined pages (75 sheets), white uncoated Perforated pages for easy tear out Casewrap binding with flexible sewn spine