How to Live the Good Life

the complete book of rules
by Fritz Donnelly

an introduction to the book that promises
"the one set of rules that anyone can follow to lead a life of happiness and success."

"when all the world turns to grapes, the tongue will be the discriminating organ" - adapted from Heracleitus.

philosophical comedy by Fritz Donnelly.
chapter 3 of "How to Live the Good Life" by Fritz Donnelly wih Christina Ewald.

"Take note...the sentence has been made and there is no fixing it." Check out the book here: lulu.com/content/4713879 .

Video by Fritz Donnelly shot by Christina Ewald.
Chapter 4 of How to Live the Good Life by Fritz Donnelly. For more videos see: tothehills.com .

In which the main character endeavors to take note of everything remarkable. On the subway he discovers that the two colored pens he has taken are each the same color, under the blue cap is a black pen. The train is so loud that he begins a petition for a 'quiet ride.' One person signs the petition, a child, who it later becomes clear has merely copied the protagonist's name on a separate line. Many people glance at the protagonists shoes, he notes 38 times, and he becomes concerned that he appears homeless. Upon returning home he asks himself, "who is the master afterall, the shoes or the man?"

Should you take flyers?
by Fritz Donnelly tothehills.com
shot by Christina Ewald from How to Live the Good Life: The Complete Book of Rules by Fritz Donnelly the paper version of the book is here: lulu.com/content/4713879