Serey Contreras Blog's

My parents gave me the first when I was six years old on my birthday. It was a simple one, so I did not use it much. At first I only took it to my backpack and I did not take it out of there. Over the years to this day I have played five of them. The one that I have today, has a big screen and a button, it is white and it has enough functions like taking pictures, playing music, calculator, I can surf the internet, you can communicate with people at long distances Nowadays I can’t be without it, I use it every time I'm bored or I have nothing to do, that's what I like most about this device, which can be carried everywhere. I have tried many brands to have the best quality but I always have the same. I like its speed and its form.

When I was a little girl, I really wanted to be a doctor, and specialize in pediatrics. All my life I thought that I wanted that because I visited my pediatric a lot on my childhood. When I was a teenage r (and with this a mean my first year on high school). I realized that I really loved art, in every shape. So I start researching careers that were related to art . There were so many careers that I wanted to do, that I thought choosing just one would be difficult. I thought about art, publicity, architecture, design. After that,during my last year in high school, I have these two options that I really like, one was publicity and the other was architecture; in the end I chose architecture because I realize that the publicist  in Chile are not treated as they deserve, and because  I really like to make the cities more beautiful (I want to make the constructions more detailed and at the same time more aesthetics ) My experience at university until today has been good, I cam

Autobiography  Serey Josefa Contreras Varas was born in Curicó, Chile in 1998. At the age of 5 she moved to Chillan for living more close to her grandparents, aunts and uncles. She stayed there until she turned 12. At the age of 13 she and her family went to live in Madrid, Spain; there she went to the high school of Madrid until the age of 14. In 2012, she returned to Curicó, Chile for the simple reason that her big brother moved to Santiago for study in the university and her parents wanted to be a little more closer to him. In Curicó she grew up surrounded by good friends and every year getting to knew really good people. At 2016 she finished the school in Instituto San Martín- Curicó. Now, s he moved to Santiago, Chile to live with her brother and begin her studies at the universit y.