Hi! Bonjour de France, Going to the United States as an exchange student has always been a dream of mine. I can't wait to find out what high school life is like because in France, the programs aren't like in America: the schedules, activities, sports and subjects are different, and I'm curious to be able to practice them. It will also allow me to make new friends at school and with my host family if there are young people my age or children (I'd love to!) Spending and sharing Thanks giving and Christmas with my host family would be unforgettable moments for me. In exchange, I think I'll be able to give my host family a bit of French culture. I'm a person who likes going out (walking, shopping and going out with friends), doing activities and taking part in family life: helping with household chores, walking our dog, and I also like preparing small dishes and desserts for my family (I'll gladly make some for my host family). I'm very active, cheerful, sporty, creative, I like looking after children, I like travelling and I've been lucky enough to go on vacation with my family every year and discover and visit other countries. I love animals and I have a dog called Uno and two cats Pompon and Pepito. In high school, I'm a serious student with good grades. I have a lot of friends at school, some of whom I see on weekends, others only at school. I'd like to continue my studies and work in fashion or become a sports lawyer, but I haven't yet decided what I'd like to do. I'd like to introduce my host family to the French cakes I'll be making for them (pastries are my favorite). I have an 18-year-old brother who plays ice hockey. This year, he's gone to Canada to play sports. I get on well with him, but like two siblings, we often bicker. My parents work together, they have a printing business and have been married for 20 years. We share a good relationship with my parents and I have a great bond with my mom. I've been dancing since I was a little girl, but this year I wanted to try a new sport with a friend, so we signed up for badminton and the weight room. I love winter, but I prefer summer. I love Christmas and New Year's Day. I'm looking forward to meeting my host family and sharing lots of beautiful things :)) I would like to thank my future host family for taking care of me and accommodating me during my year in the USA. Bye, Aurevoir en Français:))