Status Updates From The Jupiter Myth (Marcus Di...

“…the procurator’s wife, was a calm, intelligent woman, the unflappable mother to a bunch of fearsomely bright children. Like her husband she was both more competent and much more approachable than she appeared. The self-sacrificing pair had been born to represent the Empire abroad. They were wise; they were fair. They embodied noble Roman qualities. That did not make them popular with colleagues. It never does.”

Argh, need to pause because I ACCIDENTALLY SKIPPED ONE. Something didn’t seem right, but I kept thinking it was just me…. Nope! Sigh.