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Very interesting wrinkle in that he becomes interested in the astronauts that were orbiting the moon when the others were touching the surface. In this vein Michael Collins and Al Wharton who I'm pretty sure was born in Jackson came up.

I don't know why Jeff didn't keep track of other sporting events on his subsequently place. He seem to only know about the Kentucky Derby the Belmont and the World series. Surely there were other sporting events he could have written down and memorized for the next time through

I find it interesting that thus far in the book neither of the two three players have ever discussed what happens to their bodies after they're gone they never think about where they may have been buried or who takes care of their burial?

I thought it was very childish when Jeff destroyed that bridge that the history teacher made for his wife, just because he was in love with the wife or more exactly had a crush on her

I knew right away from the subject matter that I was going to enjoy this book. And I wasn’t disappointed. Basic take away is that life is precious and reliving previous lives only makes it more so.

He touched on a very interesting point and that quite possibly the most lonely men ever to inhabit the knowing hers where the five man that orbit it the moon while they were on the dark side of it. Not only did they not have radio contact with her they could not even see earth

Nice to hear history repeating itself . The Los Angeles Dodgers sweep and the Yankees and 1963 for instance.