Hello my dear readers
Thinking about this topic, I realized that I don't have a favorite Chilean television personality. I think it is because I rarely watch television, because I frequently watch Netflix or series and movies through my computer. However, almost every Sunday I see with my mom and my sister "Contra viento y marea" (channel 13), and I can say that I like the personality of Pancho Saavedra. I like it because I feel that he manages to empathize with people, his laughter is contagious and when people see him he always tends to hug him and smile at him. He seems to be a humble guy. The same proves to be in "places that speak"
Another personality of Chilean television that I like is that of Monica Rincon, a CNN Chile journalist. I like it because I consider her a very intelligent woman, without any fear of saying things as they are, and when interviewing she is very direct. With that personality (in my opinion) stands out among journalists.
I also like Tamara Acosta very much. I think that any person assigned to her will perform well, I like her personality to adapt to any characters, from an old one like in " Los 80s" to completely different characters like in the comedy "Amor a la Catalana" (a co
medy that I saw two days and I got bored hahaah, but Tamara acted well)
Those are mainly the promptness that I like about Chilean television, although without a doubt in the first place is Pancho Saavedra.
When I was a little girl (5 years old), I imagined that my future job would be a supermarket cashier (because I believed that the money the cashiers worked with was for them and not a profit for the supermarket). When I knew how that system worked, I imagined my future work as an actress, because I had a great ability to cry if some asked me (pretending). Then, I imagined my future job as a chef, but that idea changed when I realized that it was very good for mathematics, so I imagined my future work as an engineer in some company. I had this idea until the third year of high school when I went to an engineering summer school and I didn't like the content of those classes at all. So the following year, I went to another summer school that was about public administration. That's where I decided to study and I already imagined my future work as a public administrator.
Today I imagine my future work as a public administrator, specializing in the environmental area, constantly attending training, conferences, and other events. I imagine, that I will have (after several years of graduation) a position of leadership and that I will be able, together with an interdisciplinary team, to formulate some public policy to (in environmental matters) that generates a great change in our country
