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I was raised in Chicago and spent my summers on a farm in Northern Wisconsin. I've lived in several areas of the country from Houston, Texas to Pompano Beach, Florida and I spent a year in Quebec City, Canada.

In Houston, I worked downtown for 15 years in the oil and gas industry as a lease analyst.

I retired in 1996 in West Tennessee, where I live in a cedar cabin in the woods, surrounded by the simple beauty of country life.

My hobbies are writing songs, playing folk guitar and singing. My retirement to a country atmosphere inspires me to reflect on my past experiences and express them in writing.

I hope to enjoy some success at a hobby I love.

Autos > Driving & Safety Driver safety: How to avoid being a rude driver

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You will never be a rude driver if you abide by the following rules. SPEEDING Don't speed. It's risky and rude. It scares other drivers, especially if you whizz past them like they're standing still in heavy traffic. There's no time for correction. Crashes occur in high speeds and people are torn to pieces like rag dolls. They're cars blow up at impact and burn up all the people inside. FOLLOWING TOO CLOSE Many drivers have bumper stickers that discourage following too close. This is very dangerous even at slow speeds, let alone the 70 plus miles per hour on the interstate. There is also n...

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