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Gaylan Wright
In “Slave to the Dream”, Gaylan (Shades) Wright tells his gut wrenching, heart breaking, surprising, and inspiring life story. He skillfully brings the reader into his world and presents an intense...visualizza altroIn “Slave to the Dream”, Gaylan (Shades) Wright tells his gut wrenching, heart breaking, surprising, and inspiring life story. He skillfully brings the reader into his world and presents an intense, motivating story about how dreams can come true through years of dedication, persistence, and spiritual faith. Highlyrecommended!www.TheColumbiaReview.com
I am a twice retired, USAF and the Wyoming Highway Patrol. A citizen of the United States of America and knowing that but by the grace of God to be born here. American is the beacon to the citizens of the world. There is no one who doesn't want to live the Dream, no matter their actions or words. The USAF and Wyoming Highway Patrol have increased my understanding and I see more clearly what is happening today.
I claim Chicago as my home town mainly because I was born there and lived there before joining the United States Air Force. It is an incredible city when things are right.
As a youngster, I began to tell myself, just because I do bad things, doesn't mean I was brought up that way. That was the justification I used for the wrongs I was doing. I joined the Air Force once I got tired of my folks having to worry about me and so I could stop making My mother cry. I really didn't want to be their burden any longer. The atmosphere and climate changed when I joined the Air Force but I didn't.
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