Saturday, November 9, 2019

My Hometown Essay

Changing is inevitable part in our life. We daily see the evidences of changing anywhere. In fact, the changing is nature phenomenon. Also, sometimes the differences which have been resulted of changing can be wide and distinct, other times it can be unnoticeable. There is an ancient quote which says â€Å"if people have finished changing, they will finish,† this say implies the idea that the variability is a continuous process. My hometown varies a lot for the last ten years compared to when I was a child. The obvious changing has been occurred in people income rate, public services, and education. First, the annual income for each people has increased in the last several years many time than the past. Many available jobs opportunities are provided. Because there are many oil companies branches has been opened in my hometown, a lot of people involve in these companies and get sufficient salaries, while then, there were limited numbers of small stores which required few workers. Also, because people in the past used to work in farms and agricultural production, most of them spent a lot labor with merely money. Moreover, now days, the agricultural yield has significantly increased since the technology was adapted in production. Conversely, the production was so limited that people did not get enough food for their families because old methods of management and the harmful effects of pests were predominant in agricultural production. Moreover, by the time the companies are established in the city, many banks branches have been opened ,and individuals can acquire the benefits of banks services. For instance, they can easily get loans and financial support or invest their money. Whereas, in the past, may hometown did not have banks. Therefore, people used to go to another cities which had banks. Al in all, the financial abilities for people has changed a lot. Second, the public services which have been offered for people are immensely available in these days. To illustrate, there are many health centers and hospitals which are opened to take care of people. Conversely, my city had a small health center which was designed for limited population in the past. Some people who had serious disease did not find the suitable therapy or the first aids. Furthermore, right now, my city has a convenient transportation even though they do not have modern transitions such as subways and monorail. Many traffic highways are built and communicated with most of the other cities. On the other hand, the roads were inconvenient and most of them did not pave in past; therefore, people were obligated to walk in mud in winter. In addition, a big bridge is built on Tigris river which follows through the city and divides it into two parts in order to communicate both cities part, while the old woody bridge was unsafe and causes many accident in which many people were died. In addition, many parks, lots, and railroad are built to absorb the increasing in population. Finally, the developing in education is noticeable. For example, many education institutes are recently built such as primary, secondary, and high schools. A lot of students annually attend the schools, whereas, there were limited number of schools which was built in old design. Also, there is a big university has opened for 8 years. Therefore, the graduated high schools students can complete their academic study. Furthermore, not only government but also private schools are opened which have different specialists and fields. Thus, the students will have options when they choose their career; conversely, students used to travel to another cities in order to attend universities. In short, today, may hometown is different to what it was in the past in three important sectors finance, public facilities, and education sectors. Although no all changing presents positive results, it is still better than the last time. In my opinion my hometown will continue developing although that is might produce new challenges.

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