Review: Very Inspiring!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 3, 2012
I actually love looking at bucket lists.  A lot of people post them online, and I like seeing the types of things other people aspire to do.  The problem is that they're usually not very well organized and generally kinda scattered.  That's what was so different about Roger Thatt's book.  It had clear sections to differentiate places he wanted to go, activities in which he wanted to participate, etc.Another thing I really liked about the book was that he didn't just make a list, but expounded upon the list and showed his reasoning for wanting to cross each item off.  If I wasn't very familiar with the location or activity, there was often a convenient link to a youtube video or picture that could explain the activity better than words ever could.  That aspect really helped me formulate my own thoughts on whether to add the item to my own bucket list.I'm a big sports fan, and Roger even had a whole section devoted to sports (visiting stadiums, throwing out a first pitch at a baseball game, etc.).  I loved that!  I'm definitely adding a few of the items from the book to my personal bucket list - some of them I'd never even heard about until I read the book.  Also, there were a few things on his bucket list that I've already done, so that was a rewarding feeling.All in all, the book was very inspirational.  It make me want to get off my butt and go do the things I've always wanted to do.  That was the exact result I wanted from this book.