Paul Isaacson, 7th period

I thought this memoir was cool. The guy kind of talked about things that he wanted to do, like he talked about how he wanted children. And then later in the story it talks about his children and their age. This memoir kind of showed the different views that people have on life. Like at the beginning, it talked about the main character and his memoirs that he wrote, and his boss told him, "well, what are you going to do after you have wrote about everything. You are just going to have to write the same things over again." But then the author said, "I could still wrote about children". And it kind of seemed like his boss didn't think there was that much to life. But he enjoyed life, and loved all of the little things in life. And there was endless stuff to write about for him, but for his boss, there wasn't.