I love to read, and have taken up Kenna Griffin’s #100books challenge for 2013. A lofty goal, but hey!…no guts, no glory. I’m only on book #5, so I know the bar’s set high, but it’s good to have a goal, right? One of my most favourite books of all time is Einsten’s Dreams. Some others I’d suggest: Drive and To Sell is Human by Daniel Pink/ The Way of the Tiger by Lance Secretan/ Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance (which I first read in university and am now re-reading for probably the fourth time. I get something new out of it each time)/ I could go on and on, but these are a few faves. Cheers! Kaarina

jeffespo Don’t watch much TV…except NHL hockey and NLL lacrosse, of course! I’m a crazy-avid reader. First thing every morning and bedtime are sacrosanct reading times for me.
I also highly recommend “Einstein’s Dreams”, mentioned above, by physicist Alan Lightman. It’s a small novel that can be read in one sitting – 30 fables that “probe the essence of time, the adventure of creativity and the glory of possibility”…simply brilliant. Cheers! Kaarina

@Beverly_Davis What?

@jeffespo Can I add the Bell Jar and Feminine Mystique to your list? 😛

I love to read, and have taken up Kenna Griffin’s #100books challenge for 2013. A lofty goal, but hey!…no guts, no glory. I’m only on book #5, so I know the bar’s set high, but it’s good to have a goal, right? One of my most favourite books of all time is Einsten’s Dreams. Some others I’d suggest: Drive and To Sell is Human by Daniel Pink/ The Way of the Tiger by Lance Secretan/ Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance (which I first read in university and am now re-reading for probably the fourth time. I get something new out of it each time)/ I could go on and on, but these are a few faves. Cheers! Kaarina

jeffespo Don’t watch much TV…except NHL hockey and NLL lacrosse, of course! I’m a crazy-avid reader. First thing every morning and bedtime are sacrosanct reading times for me.
I also highly recommend “Einstein’s Dreams”, mentioned above, by physicist Alan Lightman. It’s a small novel that can be read in one sitting – 30 fables that “probe the essence of time, the adventure of creativity and the glory of possibility”…simply brilliant. Cheers! Kaarina

@Beverly_Davis What?

@jeffespo Can I add the Bell Jar and Feminine Mystique to your list? 😛

I love to read, and have taken up Kenna Griffin’s #100books challenge for 2013. A lofty goal, but hey!…no guts, no glory. I’m only on book #5, so I know the bar’s set high, but it’s good to have a goal, right? One of my most favourite books of all time is Einsten’s Dreams. Some others I’d suggest: Drive and To Sell is Human by Daniel Pink/ The Way of the Tiger by Lance Secretan/ Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance (which I first read in university and am now re-reading for probably the fourth time. I get something new out of it each time)/ I could go on and on, but these are a few faves. Cheers! Kaarina

jeffespo Don’t watch much TV…except NHL hockey and NLL lacrosse, of course! I’m a crazy-avid reader. First thing every morning and bedtime are sacrosanct reading times for me.
I also highly recommend “Einstein’s Dreams”, mentioned above, by physicist Alan Lightman. It’s a small novel that can be read in one sitting – 30 fables that “probe the essence of time, the adventure of creativity and the glory of possibility”…simply brilliant. Cheers! Kaarina

@Beverly_Davis What?

@jeffespo Can I add the Bell Jar and Feminine Mystique to your list? 😛

I love to read, and have taken up Kenna Griffin’s #100books challenge for 2013. A lofty goal, but hey!…no guts, no glory. I’m only on book #5, so I know the bar’s set high, but it’s good to have a goal, right? One of my most favourite books of all time is Einsten’s Dreams. Some others I’d suggest: Drive and To Sell is Human by Daniel Pink/ The Way of the Tiger by Lance Secretan/ Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance (which I first read in university and am now re-reading for probably the fourth time. I get something new out of it each time)/ I could go on and on, but these are a few faves. Cheers! Kaarina

jeffespo Don’t watch much TV…except NHL hockey and NLL lacrosse, of course! I’m a crazy-avid reader. First thing every morning and bedtime are sacrosanct reading times for me.
I also highly recommend “Einstein’s Dreams”, mentioned above, by physicist Alan Lightman. It’s a small novel that can be read in one sitting – 30 fables that “probe the essence of time, the adventure of creativity and the glory of possibility”…simply brilliant. Cheers! Kaarina

@Beverly_Davis What?

@jeffespo Can I add the Bell Jar and Feminine Mystique to your list? 😛

I love to read, and have taken up Kenna Griffin’s #100books challenge for 2013. A lofty goal, but hey!…no guts, no glory. I’m only on book #5, so I know the bar’s set high, but it’s good to have a goal, right? One of my most favourite books of all time is Einsten’s Dreams. Some others I’d suggest: Drive and To Sell is Human by Daniel Pink/ The Way of the Tiger by Lance Secretan/ Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance (which I first read in university and am now re-reading for probably the fourth time. I get something new out of it each time)/ I could go on and on, but these are a few faves. Cheers! Kaarina

jeffespo Don’t watch much TV…except NHL hockey and NLL lacrosse, of course! I’m a crazy-avid reader. First thing every morning and bedtime are sacrosanct reading times for me.
I also highly recommend “Einstein’s Dreams”, mentioned above, by physicist Alan Lightman. It’s a small novel that can be read in one sitting – 30 fables that “probe the essence of time, the adventure of creativity and the glory of possibility”…simply brilliant. Cheers! Kaarina

@Beverly_Davis What?

@jeffespo Can I add the Bell Jar and Feminine Mystique to your list? 😛

I love to read, and have taken up Kenna Griffin’s #100books challenge for 2013. A lofty goal, but hey!…no guts, no glory. I’m only on book #5, so I know the bar’s set high, but it’s good to have a goal, right? One of my most favourite books of all time is Einsten’s Dreams. Some others I’d suggest: Drive and To Sell is Human by Daniel Pink/ The Way of the Tiger by Lance Secretan/ Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance (which I first read in university and am now re-reading for probably the fourth time. I get something new out of it each time)/ I could go on and on, but these are a few faves. Cheers! Kaarina

jeffespo Don’t watch much TV…except NHL hockey and NLL lacrosse, of course! I’m a crazy-avid reader. First thing every morning and bedtime are sacrosanct reading times for me.
I also highly recommend “Einstein’s Dreams”, mentioned above, by physicist Alan Lightman. It’s a small novel that can be read in one sitting – 30 fables that “probe the essence of time, the adventure of creativity and the glory of possibility”…simply brilliant. Cheers! Kaarina

@Beverly_Davis What?

@jeffespo Can I add the Bell Jar and Feminine Mystique to your list? 😛

I love to read, and have taken up Kenna Griffin’s #100books challenge for 2013. A lofty goal, but hey!…no guts, no glory. I’m only on book #5, so I know the bar’s set high, but it’s good to have a goal, right? One of my most favourite books of all time is Einsten’s Dreams. Some others I’d suggest: Drive and To Sell is Human by Daniel Pink/ The Way of the Tiger by Lance Secretan/ Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance (which I first read in university and am now re-reading for probably the fourth time. I get something new out of it each time)/ I could go on and on, but these are a few faves. Cheers! Kaarina

jeffespo Don’t watch much TV…except NHL hockey and NLL lacrosse, of course! I’m a crazy-avid reader. First thing every morning and bedtime are sacrosanct reading times for me.
I also highly recommend “Einstein’s Dreams”, mentioned above, by physicist Alan Lightman. It’s a small novel that can be read in one sitting – 30 fables that “probe the essence of time, the adventure of creativity and the glory of possibility”…simply brilliant. Cheers! Kaarina

@Beverly_Davis What?

@jeffespo Can I add the Bell Jar and Feminine Mystique to your list? 😛

I love to read, and have taken up Kenna Griffin’s #100books challenge for 2013. A lofty goal, but hey!…no guts, no glory. I’m only on book #5, so I know the bar’s set high, but it’s good to have a goal, right? One of my most favourite books of all time is Einsten’s Dreams. Some others I’d suggest: Drive and To Sell is Human by Daniel Pink/ The Way of the Tiger by Lance Secretan/ Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance (which I first read in university and am now re-reading for probably the fourth time. I get something new out of it each time)/ I could go on and on, but these are a few faves. Cheers! Kaarina

jeffespo Don’t watch much TV…except NHL hockey and NLL lacrosse, of course! I’m a crazy-avid reader. First thing every morning and bedtime are sacrosanct reading times for me.
I also highly recommend “Einstein’s Dreams”, mentioned above, by physicist Alan Lightman. It’s a small novel that can be read in one sitting – 30 fables that “probe the essence of time, the adventure of creativity and the glory of possibility”…simply brilliant. Cheers! Kaarina

@Beverly_Davis What?

@jeffespo Can I add the Bell Jar and Feminine Mystique to your list? 😛