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By:D. J. Sweetenham
Published on 2008-03 by Publishamerica Incorporated

Bumps in the Road relates events in my life, which show that a rolling stone can gather some moss. In my mid-thirties I was told, aYouall never see forty!a and that was rightaI went by it so fast I never even noticed it! If there is a lesson to be learned from this it would be one that I always ignored. aLearn from the mistakes of others; it makes life easier and a lot less painful!a Youall find very few references to the romantic episodes, marriages, divorces etc. in my life. Some things are best kept private. After all, a true British-born gentleman may kiss, but he would never tell! All the events described are based on fact, but names have been changed to protect the innocentaand sometimes the guilty! This is a collection of anecdotes that occurred during my life. Almost every time I retell one of these stories, a listener will comment, aYou should write a book, a so here it is.

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