Who I am

 Hello! My name is Francisca Vallejos and I’m 23 years old.

I was born and raised in Santiago de Chile, where I currently live. I study Biochemistry at Universidad de Chile, a major I chose because I liked the idea of working in laboratories. I have a Bachelor’s degree in Natural and Exact Sciences, which I studied from 2019 to 2021, and where I decided that I no longer wanted medicine as a major, but that I was interested in a more research-oriented career, like my current major, Biochemistry (another of my options was Medical Technology).
I have always lived in the same house and, despite having a large family, I only live with my grandmother, my aunt and my mother. I had a dog but, unfortunately, he died at the beginning of March this year… I miss him very much.
In my free time, I enjoy watching Youtube videos, series, documentaries, or listening to music. Other activities I enjoy are cooking, sleeping, eating and reading about different subjects, like history or mythology (they are very interesting!)
I know a little about plants and birds, I really like them.


Well, I think that's all I'll write for now.

 

Thank you for reading!

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