Chapter 19: I Can See Clearly Now
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Alan Sivell's A Boomer Life
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The coaches could clearly see I was no running back. I had no speed, no athleticism and without glasses, could only see to the end of my arm. I did have talent for gaining weight so I was moved to the offensive line. That was fine with me. […]
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