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The Lapwing's Nest
The Lapwing's Nest
The Lapwing's Nest
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Lapwing is an action book, hope, phrases, finances, good wishes, God.
That you will find valuable on the way to the realization of your desires and to obtain maximum happiness.
We want you to be free.
LanguageEnglish
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Release dateAug 6, 2019
ISBN9780359821129
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    The Lapwing's Nest - Eduardo Mario Boetto

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    The Lapwing’s nest

    Eduardo Mario Boetto

    boetto58@hotmail.com

    Eduardo Mario Boetto was born in Alcira, province of Cordoba, on March 01 of 1958, at the Blue Cross Clinic. He attended primary school at the José María Paz School, and the at the National Teacher Training College and the Rio Cuarto School of Agronomy.

    He also studied engineering subjects, Chemistry, Mining Engineering, Engineering Agronomy and Law.

    He was a private airplane pilot and a soldier of the Argentine Army.

    He is self-taught in Economics, Finance, Geography, Tourism and Writing.

    He is a veterinarian, graduated from the University.

    Author's hobbies: Writing, Travelling, Finance, Reading, Listening to music and Medicine

    between friends and relatives.

    He is a believer of all religions, of the God's presence all over the Universe.

    His father is Elio Mario Boetto; his mother, Anita Irma Carbonari. Her brothers: Laura Irene Boetto and Analía Raquel Boetto.

    FOREWORD

    These lines dedicated to my friend Eduardo Mario Boetto are just a few of the many rich memories that come to my mind when I try to revisit the intricate paths of my life, a life which, due to various circumstances, impacted yours, Eduardo.

    Just as the teeth of a gear grind every day with the chain that propels a machine forward, you dropped into my life. You always believed in hard work. You spent your time in the fields and in the office (which is no small thing for these desolate plains abandoned by its owners) together with your family; you worked the land, provided work for others, shared your business. You were a man of your word. I, who wanted to advance in the public service and in my side jobs, helped you with all your communication needs.

    In a certain time of my life, you did what a true friend does. You trusted my word, believed in me and stood by my side. How valuable was your trust! I will never forget that you were the first one that supported me. You had my back, like two soldiers that defend each other. You were my financial guarantor, which allowed me to get a loan and purchase a truck and keep rolling. One has to keep rolling in life, remember? I wanted to keep rolling, just like you did.

    Our circumstances in life now keep as far apart, but united by the same values and ideals. We will always find open doors anywhere we go because doors are open to those who hold to honesty, sacrifice and effort. I always remember our conversations in the countryside, your family, your example, your experience. I never told you this, but I put into practice a lot of your advice and ideas and they never failed me because we were evidently on the same page and your view of life was correct. As Ha­mlet Lima Quintana says: Some people are simply so necessary.

    In this eventful journey that life is, I want to tell you, Eduardo, that you have had a profound impact in my life. You have strengthened my values, and every conversation that we have had, in several circumstances, has been enriching for me. Your experience and knowledge became the main foundation of my daily growth. I still believe that man, in

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