2024年4月17日读后续写

When I was five years old,I watched ballerinas(芭蕾舞女演员) dancing on TV and said to my parents,"I’m going to be a ballerina."Of course, we shouldn't always trust five-year-olds. If every five-year-old could predicttheir career, we'd have a lot of really funny professions.

But I knew it in my bones that I wanted to become a ballerina. This seemingly impossible childhood dream came true, proving that I'm Possible.

In high school, I became pretty serious about dancing. I was dancing before and after school. I was in the gym at four in the morning, plus working to pay for my dance classes and training on the side to make sure I was in the best shape possible. Not only was it essential to be in optimal (最佳的) form for the demands of dancing, but there were often unrealistic aesthetic (审美的)expectations,too.

One ballet teacher regularly told me I was fat and that I needed to train more if I were to become anything. Her voice began to drown out the other positive encouragement I was getting from other teachers, and I doubted my talent and passion.

My show choir (表演合唱团) teacher, Mrs. Leder, noticed that something was upsetting me. _________________________________________

The faith Mrs. Leder had in me renewed my faith in myself.____________