Thanks for writing this Paul. I lost my dad just over 10 years ago to pancreatic cancer. He was 46 and I was 23, just starting my career. It was a wakeup call a

Thanks for writing this Paul. I lost my dad just over 10 years ago to pancreatic cancer. He was 46 and I was 23, just starting my career. It was a wakeup call about what really matters in life. Now that some time has passed it's easy to lose sight of those lessons. So easy to place value on the 95% of the things in the world that don't really matter and instead ignore the 5% that do. I'd trade all the retina display iDevices I've owned or will ever own if my two year old daughter could meet her grandpa for even a few minutes.