DO YOU KNOW: Jessica Tyndall

BIRTH DATE AND PLACE: July 1982, Indianapolis.

RESIDENCE: Reminisce, Summerville.

FAMILY: Husband, Jeffrey Tyndall, director of planning and zoning for Berkeley County.

EDUCATION: Brookwood High School, Snellville, Ga., 2000. I graduated from Rutgers University in New Jersey in 2005 with a Bachelor of Science in chemistry.

OCCUPATION: Photographer, Heartwork Photography, Summerville.

CHURCH: Crossroads Community Church, Summerville.

PETS: Two dogs, Princess, a Labrador, Shar-Pei mix and Sammy, a poodle.

BEST QUALITY: My personality. I'm pretty outgoing.

DREAM VACATION: Tour Italy and take pictures of it.

DREAM JOB: Being a photographer.

HOBBIES: I like to go bowling, and spending money.

IF I WON THE LOTTERY, I'D: Build my own studio and pay off my house and give some to church and buy a lot of shoes.

ONE THING MOST PEOPLE DON'T KNOW ABOUT ME: That I went to school for chemistry.

HOW I MET MY SPOUSE: In college at Rutgers. He was my tour guide at the school.

FOND CHILDHOOD MEMORY: Going to Disney World.

I'M ADDICTED TO: Chewing gum. I chew gum all the time.

PET PEEVE: I'm a perfectionist. Everything has to be done just right.

PERSON I ADMIRE THE MOST AND WHY: My grandmother, Maxine Nathan, because now that I'm an adult, I recognize that she overcame a lot. And she did it with such a good attitude.

BRUSH WITH CELEBRITY: Charleston resident Terry Haas. She hosts the Home & Garden television show "Designed to Sell."

SOMEONE FAMOUS I'D LIKE TO MEET: I'd like to meet President Bush, just to ask him some questions.

GREATEST ACCOMPLISHMENT: Getting married.

LEAST FAVORITE HOUSEHOLD CHORE: Unloading the dishwasher.

A DAY OF MY LIFE I'D LIKE TO RELIVE: My wedding day.

THREE WORDS THAT DESCRIBE ME: Energetic, fun and compassionate.

SOMETHING I'VE LEARNED OVER THE YEARS: How to be a good businesswoman.

SOMETHING THAT MAKES ME SMILE: My husband.

WHAT BRIGHTENS MY DAY: Doing my job. I love my job.

AN INTERESTING FACT ABOUT ME: I almost kissed Bob Barker at "The Price is Right" studios.

SOMETHING I HOPE TO TEACH MY CHILDREN: To be respectful and loving to people.

-- Jasiri Whipper