My ideal job

Hello:
This time I have to write about my dream job. 
My ideal job would be in a non-profit organization, because the world can see animals in the street that need help. not only abandoned animals, too many poor people can not pay for a medical consultation for pets.I love animals and consider it unfair that not all pets can have access to quality healthcare. I want to create a organitation own, like Greenpeace (which I am a member) or BEST FRIEND OF ANIMALS IN SOCIETY. I want to make a rescue or help the animals at risk. also wild animal care, to educating people about behavior and reproduction and care of their pets also promote pet adoption.  
Who could not work with me, but I know who I would like to work with responsible people, who loves animals, who give the best for our animals.  

For the boss do not mind, because in this work I will be my boss.I know, this work is only for calling, it's obvious I need a good paying job.I really like the area of neurology, I would be the best neurologist. I would do a clinic where treatment is given to diseases associated with nervous system, and achieve a complex minor surgery or cancer as well. (And I'll be my boss too).I do not care how much I make, as I heard it once ...  

While money is sufficient to meet all my needs, I will be making a lot. 
I will do better at work and in my life!

my favorite subject

hello:this time I have to write about the subject that I like.is not difficult for me to choose one, if I had asked this a couple of years ago maybe I would have been difficult.from very young I was interested to know everything about science (from cells to astronomy) ... investigating evolution, about animals, dinosaurs ... but could not explain the why of life ... until I met the wonderful world of biology ... I loved understand processes, cycles, why things happen ... everything happens for a reason, a process that handles everything. The biology is one of the natural sciences whose object of study of living beings and, more specifically, its origin, evolution and properties: origin, nutrition, morphogenesis, reproduction, pathology, etc. It addresses both the description of the characteristics and behavior of individual organisms and species as a whole, and reproduction of living beings and the interactions between them and the environment. Thus, attempts to study the structure and functional dynamics common to all living beings, in order to establish the general laws of organic life and the fundamental explanatory principles thereof.

biology through research and studies conducted to living has enabled us to discover the properties, applications and resources they can help us and even take them.

I have never imported who teach, while you do well and understand it.

biology classes in university are fast, they teach what is right and necessary. no more no less ...

so long as this wonderful science in my life will never stop thinking, dreaming, wanting to know, to learn more !!!!!

I LOVE THE BIOLOGY

my mentor JAMES HERRIOT!!!

When he was barely three weeks old her family moved with him to Glasgow, Scotland. He studied at the Yoker Primary School and Hillhead High School. In 1939, aged 23, graduated in veterinary surgery at the Glasgow Veterinary College. The following year he served as field veterinarian in Thirsk, North Yorkshire, where he spent the rest of his life. On November 5, 1941 he married Joan Catherine Anderson Danbury, which had two sons, James, who is also a veterinarian, and Rosie, who will continue a career in medicine.He wrote several books, among them: "If Only They Could Talk", the first semi-autobiographical book in a series that dealt with his office of the Yorkshire veterinarian in the forties and life in the RAF during World War II.His books, plain and simple language, are full of funny anecdotes and incidents represent the life of a veterinarian and achieved a huge success.English law prohibits advertising for veterinarians, so he took the pen name James Herriot to write their books. His books were adapted for film twice and television in a BBC series. Moreover, his books gave rise to numerous vocations of veterinarians throughout the world,among which I count myself as lucky that I got my hands on one of those books, by an aunt.

People like him, showing that no is a loss to devote our time and love to our "little brothers" gives me strength to keep going in this race!