In this book, Richard Hass combines the fundamentals of everyday living, with not so everyday thoughts. He creates a fictitious, yet detailed character that is barely a one at a time tasker. It isn't heavily plotted; it's more of the way he looks at the world. It is written in an easy going, contemplative style, through the eyes of Bugsy, as he proceeds in day to day living. "This book has a rhythm to it, a good flow. It creates a relationship between the author and the audience, and it writes in a distinctive voice." -Frank Kelly, Ph.D. The ideas in this book stemmed from an observation of a...