Why do certain experiences become so normal that we stop noticing them? Why do some patterns quietly repeat throughout our lives? And what happens when we finally begin paying attention? In 98.6° - Normal, Roseanne Lazarus de Romero invites readers on a deeply personal journey through the ordinary moments that shape who we become. Through stories of family, work, travel, loss, friendship, leadership, and everyday life, she explores how environments quietly teach us what feels "normal," how attention awakens awareness, and how curiosity leads us to ask better questions. This is not a book about changing your life overnight. It's about learning to notice what has been shaping it all along. With warmth, honesty, and thoughtful reflection, 98.6° - Normal reminds us that every experience tells the truth about the environment that created it-and that once we begin to notice, we discover we have far more choice than we ever imagined. Some books give answers. This one invites you to live a different question.
