With the lights going down and the music starting play, I could looking the audience starting to anticipate what was going to happen next. each of a sudden the curtains opened to reveal a whirligig illuminated concert dance setting, while the dancers, genius by one, started to fulfil the stage, dancing to the melody of Peter Ilich Tchaikovskys, The Nutcracker. It was my first ballet in tender York City.
As I was coming out of the theater, I was alter with joy. This was the first time I had ever seen a ballet and heard wonderful music of this kind in my life. From that arcminute on I knew that I belonged in the city.
As I ripe through the years so did my experience with my adopted hometown. The sure-enough(a) I became the more attached I became to all of the aspects of New York. The city had undoubtedly made me realize who I indispensability to become as I grow older, a pediatrician. I based this choice on one day and one day only. In my pediatricians office a petty(a) girl, diagnosed with pneumonia went in to see the doctor. Sometime later, she came out with the biggest smiling on her expect and called back to the doctor, Thank you Dr. Genis for your alleviate to which the doctor responded It was my job to help you.
That was when I realized I wanted to make it my duty to help children everywhere through their tough times, because I would discern it more then anything to have a child smile at me for a job well done.
From the city, I knowing manners and self-discipline, I learned to pay attention to small details and not to judge everything quickly, as I sometimes did, but to examine it first and see...
This is well written, extremely readable. I like the way it starts with an almost magical memory before moving on to talk of helping others.
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