If you thought a librarian's life was dull, think again. The book shows the not so humorous side of librarianship, how you can easily rise to your level of incompetence, and the legal consequences that come with conscience and your own personal ethical values. The book tries to be humorous in describing how and why a person looks for the ultimate meaning of life while going through difficult ethical choices, personal relationships, and at the same time search for a set of beliefs can comfort you as you suffer through hard times.
Through my colleague, M Squared, there are humorous playlets, poems, and essays that will delight the reader that talk about the usual pitfalls of finding a mate. For example, the writer confronts the true meaning of why farting is important in your personal relationships, and how you can use it to find your one true love.
Using plain talk, you may discover by reading my book, strategies for discovering your own meaning of life, the ethical choices you have made, relationships secured and discarded, and ultimately confronting death. Understand how writing your own memoirs, poetry, sayings, and essays can help you navigate the future, secure a working philosophy of living to comfort you, and provide a living testimonial to your family for generations to come.