Breakfast with Buddha by Roland Merullo

I think someone in my Courage to Teach work recommended this book, and the title intrigued me. So during the Fall of 2010, I picked it up at the used bookstore here in town. Basically it's the story of an uptight man loosening up during a road trip with a Buddhist. I enjoyed the descriptions of some of the towns they went through, enjoyed the way Otto's character developed, and also valued how Rinpoche lived what he believed. There were amusing parts as their two worlds collided, and it made me think a lot about being open to the present moment. Not a great read, but okay.