Meal or food, that I really like

altough i must say that i love deeply eating all kinds of food i really like sushi, it is a japanesse meal actually it is the most famous dish and it is made with rice, vinegar and you can fill it with the vegetables or proteins that you love. for example, im really into the ones that are fried with panko, they have rice, philadelhia cheese, avocado and shrimp. However, im a lover of the ones that are wrapped in avocado or salmon. I love sushi because the options are unlimited, you can eat them with soy sauce or a little sweet sauce. sushi is healthy and depeding on what you like you can make it even healthier, by doing it without rice or cheese and only with avocado, vegetables and the protein of your choice. Nevertheless you shouldn't eat sushi every day, because it can be harmful for your health, to be healthy you need to eat balanced it's okay to eat once or twice a month sushi, or even junk food but no more than that. 

WHY DID I CHOOSE MY MAJOR?

 Hello again. I am writing this blog to tell you a little bit about my future profession and some things about it. I am in my second year of public administration.I chose this career because I believe that my vocation is public service and social. I believe that public administration is my tool to make a change in people and impact their quality of life. 

This sense of social vocation comes from my childhood. I dreamed of working as a car mechanic, but I worked for free hahaha, how utopian. 

This sense of social vocation comes from my childhood. I dreamed of working as a car mechanic, but I worked for free hahaha, how utopian. 

I had other study options, but they were almost identical: political science, law, social work, etc. But I decided to go for public administration largely because of a very influential teacher and my grandparents who spent more than 40 years in public service in a municipality.  

My college experience has been painful, how sad because of the pandemic I have never set foot on my faculty or known university life, but I do not lose hope that I will be able to return to a sense of normalcy.