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I would like to work as a health inspector. I studied pharmacy a few years ago, but I have realised that working in a pharmacy is not for me because I don't feel comfortable with so many people. That's why right now I am dedicating all my time to study for a competitive examination in order to achieve my goal as soon as possible and with the best result so that I can choose the destination I want. It is true that it is not the job of my life but it will give me a very good economic stability and time for me and my family, in short, quality of life.

I will always choose the mountains. Firstly, I love the views, the tranquillity of being with nature, the smells and the animals. And secondly, I really like all mountain activities, from hiking to skiing. In fact my husband is an excellent ski instructor and every year he gives me lessons to improve my skills and if I am good enough we will ski in Canada next season. On the other hand, even though I live very close to the beach... I don't like it at all, it's not only the sticky sand but also the humidity and not seeing what you are touching when you are in the sea.

I would like to lie and say that I usually go to the greengrocer's to buy fresh fruit and vegetables, because it is good for me, but I don't do that. The shops I usually go are clothes shops and the ironmongery. On the one hand, I love the latest fashions. I believe that our appearance influences our life more than we think, so I invest time and money in going to the shops. On the other hand, I am a very handy person and I love watching home renovation programmes on TV and apply them in my own home, so going to the hardware store is like entering a new world full of possibilities. If I had had the money, I would have spent it on setting up my own ironmongery

Right now I am studying to become a health inspector and I spend most of my day at home, so I don't spend a lot of money each day. I think at most I spend 40 euros on food and the gym. My parents come from a humble background and have always taught me to save enough money to enjoy both my day-to-day life and my holidays. So I always try to save about 200 euros per month. In fact right now I'm saving a bit more because I'm getting married in October and I'll need a lot of money. On the other hand, I don't believe that money is the key to happiness, but the people who love you and you love so money is not the most important thing in the world. My mum said that the most important things are not things.

Right now I am studying for a competitive examination, so most of the day I am sitting in my room studying. even so, I try to compensate this situation by eating healthy and doing physical and mental exercise, which is also very important. I think that to take care of our diet, we should eat lots of fresh fruit and vegetables as well as legumes, white meat and oily fish. it is also important take into account the amounts of sugar and salt we use in our food as they can cause us serious long- term health problems. finally, it is essential going to the doctor not only when we need it but also periodically to check ourselves and make sure everything is okay.

The most important thing in my life is my family. I love and admire my parents, Pedro and Nines, they are hard working, caring, kind and loving people. I also have a sister named Maria, we are physically identical but we Are like chalk and cheese. She is impatient and always looking for a quick fix, whereas I am methodical and happy to slog away at something, even so I love her madly. When I turned 21 my mother passed away but I know she is still with me every day. In my family we always say that the most important things are not things, and it helps us a lot to see things with perspective.

Moreover, I have a boyfriend. I met him 10 years ago and since then we are together, for good and bad times. He is a kind and loving person, physically he is very tall so next to him I look like a gnome but we complement each other. He is of Spanish nationality but his origin is African because he was adopted by his parents when he was a baby. He is older than me by about three years and last year he asked me to marry him in front of my family, so in October this year we got married. We are preparing everything to make it a big party.

At the moment, I live in a small village in Cáceres with less than 400 inhabitants. It is a charming and quiet village which is situated between mountains and has a small river running through the village. Most of the village is dedicated to agriculture because we have a very fertile land and therefore we have a great variety of fruits and vegetables. Even so, what stands out most in this area are the cherries and paprika. I feel very fortunate to enjoy this paradise and I hope to continue to enjoy it for a long time.

I don't have so much free time, but I like to go climbing once a week and I recently discovered that I like baking, so sometimes I make cakes or cupcakes.
Unlike most people, I don't like football at all, however I like basketball, climbing and rugby. I think they are more exciting sports and at the same time respectful. and I would like to highlight that I watch both the matches of the women's and men's teams.

Well, I think plastic surgery is a very controversial subject. At the beginning it was more focused on the reconstruction of the body of people who had suffered an accident and thus allow them to have a more normal life and feel good about themselves. For me that is one of the main advantages of this treatment and on the other hand the elimination of people's complexes that affect them on a psychological level. From this point of view it could be seen as a tool to cure our state of mind by improving our self-image. However, nowadays the number of aesthetic operations does not stop growing and more and more people who undergo surgery are younger, which makes me think that in a certain way the process of trying to love ourselves has been eliminated. It is also very important to bear in mind that they are still operations and therefore there is a likelihood of complications.

From my point of view, technology has helped us to improve our lives by facilitating communications and giving us access to a lot of information. However, it is true that without realising it, we are giving personal information to companies that then sell it to other secondary companies. On the other hand, young people are increasingly living their lives through screens while older people do not have the capacity to update as quickly.

In addition, there is an open debate about the recent emergence of several artificial intelligence apps that have facilitated global access to this technology, which for the moment has no limits.

From my point of view, access to basic education must be public and free, firstly because it is a fundamental right that appears in the United Nations Charter and secondly because it allows us all to have the same opportunities regardless of our purchasing power. However, it is also true that increasing the number of people in classrooms could reduce the quality of education and at the same time reduce the possibility of being able to stand out by increasing competitiveness.

I think comparing education from different eras is always complicated because it is also important to understand the context. Having said that, from my point of view, education in the past was more focused on accumulating information and education today is more focused on learning information and applying it. Apart from that, I think that a lot of progress has been made in providing other types of information such as sexual and reproductive health, managing emotions and respect for diversity.

One of the most famous events in the history of Spain is the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus in 1492. On the other hand, a great variety of civilisations have passed through Spain, among them the Romans and the Muslims, who resided in the Iberian Peninsula for centuries.

If I had to choose a character from the past, I would choose Marie Curie for the pioneering research of her time and for opening the way for women in the world of science in which I am now.

If I had to choose a famous person I would choose to meet Beyonce. She is an American singer who I have always admired. I love her musical style and envy her ability to sing and dance at the same time for several hours. I've thought about inviting her to my wedding, because you never know....

Right now I am reading a book that my father has recommended to me, Memoirs of Hadrian, a novel by the French writer Marguerite Yourcenar that tells in first person the life and death of the Roman emperor Hadrian. I'm loving it at the moment but my favourite book is still Agatha Cristie's Murder in the Orient Express, although in reality all of this author's books could be my favourite because it's incredible how she keeps the tension until the end and the quality of the book's plot.

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Last Easter I went on a trip to Paris with my boyfriend and I fell in love with the city. Apart from the food, what I liked most was the cultural offer. We visited the Louvre, of course, and two lesser-known but highly recommended museums, the Pompidou and the d'Orsay. The Pompidou exhibits Modern art pieces and the d'Orsay has a great collection of impressionist paintings, among them the starry night and Vincent Van Gogh's self-portrait.

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