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In front of various Senecas, Aurelius, Decamerons and Hodja Nasreddinis, when boredom envelops your heart, you open a book of "rants" by my amazing countryman Fedor. He had never heard of Democritus, who confessed that instead of anger, he was overcome with laughter. But he said: "If you wrinkle your face, it's better to laugh." It is true: only a sage tears the veil of existence with laughter.

His wise wisdom of conversations recreate for me the deep rank of our life-giving folk talent. Truly verbal crystals of our common intellect - sharp, brilliant, pragmatic, sly, cheerful. This book is a book of joy. Simple, quiet, wise joy and enlightened sadness.