We Need Another Voice: Taoism to Zen Buddhism

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In September of 1959, two brain-dead munchkins stumbled into Miss Kirkman's morning kindergarten class to begin their education. Their first lesson was to shut up and sit still on the painted red circle on the floor. The two boys managed to stay friends for over sixty years without killing each other, not that they hadn't tried. They had learned many things throughout their lives but they forgot the first two lessons. They certainly did not shut up and they never sat still, ever! They told each other stories to share their pain and keep each other amused. This book is the product of decades of that insanity. Robert D'Ambola had authored the following books: Shut Up When You Talk To Me, Just Plain Stupid, Knights Of The Forest, This Is Not Your Mother's Cookbook, and The True Test Is When No One Sees. Robert was thrilled to be asked to join his lifelong friend, and successful businessman, Neil, on this exciting venture. Both gentlemen are now happily retired. They live across State lines from each other as part of the Court Order, prohibiting these two individuals from being in close proximity of each other for fear of spontaneous combustion or some other unnatural disaster occurring. They still manage to torture each other on a weekly basis for the simple reason that they can. They wouldn't have it any other way.