PM turns 67

Rowley said in putting his thoughts together to write the book, he got invaluable help from many persons to make it a reality. He said the book was being written while his grandson Lucas was “running around the house” and it for Lucas and his generation would benefit from it. The Prime Minister said he was grateful to all the persons who guided him along his journey through life so far and observed that some roads can easily take one to, “the wrong destination.”

Rowley also said while he has travelled extensively in his life, he would not trade Mason Hall for anywhere else in the world. “I measure everywhere else I have been to this place.Tobago is a great place to grow up and I wouldn’t have it any other way,” he said.