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- Jessica Jackson 21, Female
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- Hometown:
- Huntsville, Alabama, But I have lived all over!
- About Me:
- I am studying to be a teacher and plan on working overseas when I am done with school. I am VERY social, and never meet a stranger. I love traveling and exploring new things. I am always willing to try something once! I love my family and my friends, they all mean the world to me! I coach cheerleading back home, and enjoy all sports (although I am not very good at them). haha I am a very excited about my study abroad experience in Italy this summer and cannot wait to get there!
*My picture is me and my mom in our hotel in Miami. The weather wasnt so great that day so, we entertained ourselves with pictures. :)
- Year in school:
- Senior
- Major or area of study
- Elementary Education, Curriculum and Instruction
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Hey Jessica, how are you doing? Getting excited for the summer in Italy? Here's a picture I took from La Cupola in the Vatican. Thought you might enjoy it. It has been about a year and a half since I was last in Rome and I really miss it. Last time I was there I fell in love with the city. My mom, aunt, sister and I rented an apartment on some small street called Via di San Martino near the Santa Maria Maggiore and it was amazing. Living in an apartment for more than the five days we were there is going to be awesome, not to mention all the people you are going to meet while you're abroad. I'll be thinking of you all there enjoying the beautiful Italian nights. Send me a note sometime if you get a chance.
P.S. Try to make the hike up La Cupola, it will take you breath away...literally. It's quite a climb, but worth it!