
I may very well be the last person in the world to read this book, but for those of you who have not, read it!
I've never been much of a reader. I guess I don't have the attention span or the patience to sit down and read for an extended period of time, so I've often started a book, then lost interest 50 pages in to it. My goal this year is to read at least 1 book per month. So, at 2 am this morning I finally finished my first of the year.
My book review: It is the story of Randy Pausch who was a Carnegie Mellon professor who had been diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer and was giving his "last lecture" as a professor. This book offers great words of advice on how to live life, and offers amazing insight into the mind of someone who does not have much time to live.
This book has given me renewed energy to be a better husband and father, and not want to take any of life's moments for granted. An easy read, and inspiring.
I've already started my next book..."Dreams from My Father" by Barack Obama.







