All about me!

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08.29.2023


Hey everyone! A little about me, my name is

Jillian, but you can call me Jill! I was born

and raised in Rhode Island, and I really want

to leave...😅

Galaxy's Edge!

What did I do over break?

I went to Disney and Universal with my family! Even though I'm 21,I'm still a kid at heart!


This is Luke :)

What do I do when I'm not in class?

Easy, I'm either with my friends or with
my boyfriend, or working, or playing video 
games. Pretty much anything else I'd
rather be doing.





What kind of hobbies am I into?

All my life, I played softball and 
volleyball. I'm always down to play
beach volleyball in the summer or
Spikeball in my backyard. So if you're
down to go 1v1... I got you.





Any pets?

Tiki
Yes! I have a dog, Bumbles. He is 15 years old and still acts like a puppy! 
I also have 2 cats, Leia (Meeps) 
*Don't ask why we call her that. I don't even know*
And Tiki! They are my babies, and I will die
for them. I also consider my boyfriend's
dog Lola to be my dog because she likes me more.
Leia
Bumbles
Lola








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