Until You Get It Right

During the first fifteen years of my life I lived in two countries and four states attended nine different schools spent a season on a traveling carnival and was sentenced to Montana's reform school until the age of eighteen. Before my twenty-sixth birthday I spent several months traveling around the West on freight trains and living under the bridge and was sentenced to state prisons three times in two different states.. Then I turned my life around. After trying several lines of work I settled into a twenty-six year career as a regional and long-haul truck driver. This career was terminated by a disabling accident after which I enrolled in college and graduated with a bachelor's degree. After two years of working as a teacher I returned to college for my master's degree. Read the details in my book Until You Get it Right: The Seventy Year Odyssey of a Square Peg.