People pursue three things during their time on earth: Life, Liberty and basically everything else. I have written a narrative nonfiction book which provides a humorous view of society's desire to pursue happiness and well-being. The book bursts with big ideas on happiness, ethics, thinking, nature, exercise, mindfulness and life. All of this and more can be found within its 81,000 words and no pictures. The footnotes are strictly for fun. This view includes some common, not so common and sometimes completely random problems facing everyone today. Some people have gone so far as to say the writing reflects brilliance, but they have gone so far away that no one really knows what they meant and where they really are now.I have a broad educational background including a BSc, LLB, MBA and lastly a LLM emphasizing International Economic Regulation. Truly. I am quite capable of writing on a range of topics with a humorous bent. I have even made NAFTA funny.Some of big questions look like this:Can you fit the meaning of life into a Tattoo?I finally reached that age when it was time to get a tattoo. There is a fine balance between the years you can appreciate your tattoo and the years that you finally regret it. Turning 60, my years of tattoo appreciation seemed likely to exceed the years of tattoo regret. Only 10% of my age bracket, the baby boomers, have a tattoo. Moving from the middle of the pig in the python, I was on the verge of being an outlier.