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Opines of a Father's Life Half-Lived A Suggested Manual for My Children

de Andrew E. Schwartz

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I have 5 children - 4 boys and a girl. In 2006, my oldest children, twins, asked me to write a timeline. They were 15. They wanted to get an idea of when things happened in my life. They were somehow fascinated with the stories. After that, they asked me to write some ideas I had on certain philosophies that allowed me to live the way I have. So on scraps of paper and in notebooks, I would write down things that I thought were important and relevant. It started getting out of hand so I organized the papers into sections which then became chapters. It took me about a year and a half. I had a couple of the books bound and gave them to boys when they were finishing high school. They liked the book but their friends and teachers liked it more.



It was originally an 8x10 hardcover with a white marker used to write the title. I thought I would try something more practical.
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  • Categoría principal: Familias y paternidad
  • Características: 13×20 cm
    N.º de páginas: 80
  • Fecha de publicación: jun. 05, 2012
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Andrew Schwartz
Salisbury, Connecticut

Andrew Schwartz was the son of teenage parents who quickly divorced. He and his brother attended boarding school from 3 - 5 years old. Because of 'discipline issues' he attended 4 separate elementary schools and 2 junior high schools. He's been arrested 6 times but only gets traffic tickets now adays. Andrew graduated from Hall High School in West Hartford, Connecticut, where he was a 189 lb. State Champion Wrestler and still holds the football all-time tackle record (137) set in 1977. Since he was 13, Andrew has enjoyed traveling. After doing his first cross-country trip in 8th grade, he eventually traveled to more than 21 countries before he was 21. To date, he been to more than 40 countries. After college, Andrew taught school in Anchorage, Alaska and lived in the back of a 1967 Chevy pick-up. He eventually moved to Philadelphia where he attended Temple University Medical School. He has five children, a wife and x-wife and is currently a podiatrist in Sharon and Winsted, CT.

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