| I laugh easeily and talk a lot but can get shy. In my free time, I enjoy watching series, going out, trying online recipes, practicing yoga, and dancing. During the exchange, I want to join cheerleading or dance club, teach ballet to children. I’ve learned cooking from my middle sister who studies gastronomy. Excited to cook Brazilian foods for my host family and friends, I find humor in everything and look forward to making lifelong memories during my exchange in the United States. I’m an outgoing person who enjoys socializing. I can be a bit quiet when I’m upset or feeling down. I have structured routine. Each weekday has a different schedule, but I wake up around 7 am or earlier if I have exams to review for, I go to school, and stay there all morning. After school I head straight to my dance class, I then go back home, shower, eat dinner, study and work on school assignments. When that’s done, I do a skincare routine and take some time for myself. I go to bed and read a book or watching something before sleep. On weekends, I love meeting up with friends and hanging out. I also spend time with family, explore new places, and have fun. We like to watch series and movies; I love action and comedy fliks, my favorite action movie is “Fast and Furious.” They describe me as someone who laughs at everything, is understanding, and playful. My family has many traditions that I enjoy following and I’m eager to learn and incorporate American traditions into my life. I’m excited about the idea of living in another country and sharing my culture too. Communication is key for me, and I communicate as much as possible. While I may face some challenges in the first few months, I’m excited to learn, and each day I want to dive deeper into American culture and customs. What makes me unique is my authenticity and how I care of the people I love, always checking in on them. I’m confident that I can be a great addition to your family, and I’ll truly enjoy living with you. |
LETTER FROM Julia
