This second book of poetry offers insights into the mind of the person looking quizzically at you when you do something silly. It takes the reader on a descending ride through the dark areas of the mind and back up through a vehicle of hope and laughter. The poems offer a wide-angle view of some recent events, without really indicating which side you should be on, only that you should stand by your choice. Except stupidity, this book has definite opinions on why you should not choose to be stupid. Choice and responsibility are central themes, supported by creation and music...and cats, they get everywhere. Herein is mythology, old and new intermixed.