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He Made It Himself, My Partner Was A Counterfeiter
by Dean Dell |
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He Made It Himself, My Partner Was A Counterfeiter -- About this eBook ---- |
| This is a true story, only the names have been changed to protect the innocent. As I look back on the chain of events that bring me to where I am today, I am often amused by how other people can effect how and what you do in life. It is still quite amazing how you can work with a person for years, and still not really know their thoughts. Time is such a great healer, and it is so important to remember the past to keep our perspective on the present. The age-old adage, that "Hind sight is greater than foresight ", is all too true. |
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