Have you ever stood in an endless queue in a coffee shop, waiting for your lukewarm cup of decorated froth and asked yourself why?
Have you ever wandered through the aisles of a home and design store asking yourself why? Why do they
want me to decorate my house like a beach hut or Parisian Boudoir; or want me to put up plaques of house rules or toilet rules?
Ever been inspired to bake an inevitably awful cake after watching one of the many cooking-made-easy TV shows...and failed horribly?
This book is a journey through the maze of modern life, told by someone trying to answer lifes great questions including: what can Mindfulness do for me, and
what exactly is the attraction of a Chai Latte?
To be honest, its all Tea, Tisane and a Load of Old Tosh!

Wisconsin native John Dixon studied playwriting in San Francisco, where his debut, Too Stupid to Live, was first staged in 1982. He died in 2007, leaving behind a substantial body of unpublished work.