English III

The technology.   The technology  for me is very important and necessary, that s why I can not live without my cell phone. My phone is the Iphone 6, this phone for me is wonderful  because it takes very good pictures with a high quality and it has a lot of storage space, for photos and applications. The accessories for this cell phone model are easy to get  and very cute and colorful, I love that. I have this cell phone since last year because the previous phone that I had was stolen in the subway, that cell phone had many memories and  pictures of my holidays, my pets  and concerts. Losing it was very sad,  although it was very old. For now I am very happy with my current cell phone, and I do not intend to renew it for a long time, I love my cell phone!

The truth, I do not know why I chose this career, when I was a little girl I dreamed of being a dentist or a doctor, but when I grew up I realized that I hated blood and   I did not like science. In those days I was interested in history, public administration, hotel administration and in law, my first preference was pedagogy in history, but I decided to modify my preferences because history teachers earn very little money and it is a very stressful job, and public administration became my first option because I am going to help the people and I would change the world. That s how I decided to study public administration in the Universidad de Chile, but in reality I did not like the career and I have thought about changing it.

Valentina Estefania Boza Paillacan, born on august 6th 1998, in the city of Santiago, city where she currently lives. She is the fourth daughter of the marriage between Josefina and Luis, her family are her parents , her sisters Maria, Paola, Macarena and her pets   Dominga a cat, Mateo and Amanda are dogs . She studied her whole pre-school in los enanitos and   primary and secondary   school in Peñalolen , at private school   Jorge Prieto Letelier. she decided to become a public administrator because she wanted to help people, which led her   to enter Universidad de Chile in 2017, where she is currently in her second year. She would like to live in Punta Arenas sands when she finishes her university studies.