Jenny lived in a small village. When she was a child, what she liked to do most was to watch the blue sky and enjoy birds flying freely in the sky. She always1that some day she could also fly like a bird.
When Jenny was in the fourth grade, her teacher asked them to write a composition about their2in it, she wrote that she3to become an airplane pilot in the future. However, to her surprise, her paper came back with an“F" on it. Jenny felt.4and sad↓In her heart, she didn't want to5that a girl couldn't become a pilot. But as the years went by, Jenny was6by people around her, “Girls7become pilots; never have, and never will. You're crazy." Finally, Jenny felt hopeless and8her dream.
Several9went by, Jenny was in the senior high school. One day her English teacher, Mrs. Slaton, gave the class a task about10they would be doing ten years later. Jenny thought hard about it.11? No way! Waitress? I can do it so she wrote it down. One week later, the teacher asked, “If you had12what would you do?" Jean felt excited, but still didn't feel13 enough. Then the teacher said, "Every one of you own talent(天赋). If you don't go for your dream,14will do it for you.” Hearing that, with great courage she wrote down her old dream.
Mrs. Slaton's words15S Jenny a lot. After ten years of hard work, Jenny's dream came true. She became one of the first three women pilots in the world.
