Chemistry: the central science

Since I was a child the sciences (naturals and socials) they seemed to me so interesting; I wanted be physician, and the anatomy was a science to "investigate" for around 3 years, I bought books about this, draw draws about this (Worth the redundant redundancy). When I was 12 years old in the school, we were studying  the bases of the chemistry; chemical elements, their symbols, the atomic models, so general things. Was in this moment when I met the chemistry (...and other sciences). I remember that in a test we must memorise the first ten elements of the periodic table, in this moment was a big challenge, and I learned the first 16. In this moment I noticed that this like me, and in the secondary I take the elective of Chemistry and I liked it even more.

Now I´m studying Pharmacy and this career has a strong base in the chemistry, is for the reasons set out above that my favourite subject is chemical laboratory techniques, Is a balanced subject in general, we have theoretical and practical tests and all the weeks we shall do some  practical activities, like for example, destilations, titrations, solution preparations mixture separations, among others. Is for this activities that this is my favourite subject, the activities combines the chemical knowledge and the
"manual" abilities. We aren´t many in the class, around 15 students for section and I´m near of my friends, so that I can talk while I do the activities.