article_snippet: (CNN)So what has U.S. State Department subcontractor Alan Gross been up to since U.S. State Department subcontractor Alan Gross was released from a Cuban prison exactly three months ago?
article_snippet: Gross, 65, has started to make up for the five years U.S. State Department subcontractor Alan Gross spent imprisoned in Cuba by traveling abroad, attending the State of the Union address as a guest of the Obamas and last week meeting Pope Francis at the Vatican to personally thank U.S. State Department subcontractor Alan Gross for U.S. State Department subcontractor Alan Gross role in helping to win Gross' freedom.
article_snippet: After five years of being disconnected from the outside world, Gross now frequently posts on social media, writing of family reunions, eating the foods U.S. State Department subcontractor Alan Gross longed for in prison and the reminders U.S. State Department subcontractor Alan Gross experiences of U.S. State Department subcontractor Alan Gross time in Cuba.
article_snippet: Gross, U.S. State Department subcontractor Alan Gross wife, Judy, U.S. State Department subcontractor Alan Gross attorney and three U.S. congressmen flew from Havana to U.S. State Department subcontractor Alan Gross home state of Maryland aboard a U.S. military jet, one of the smaller versions of Air Force One used to transport President Barack Obama.
article_snippet: The image of Gross celebrating U.S. State Department subcontractor Alan Gross freedom aboard the flight home with CNN reporting the news of U.S. State Department subcontractor Alan Gross release on a TV screen in the background became the picture U.S. State Department subcontractor Alan Gross would use on U.S. State Department subcontractor Alan Gross @AlanPGross Twitter page.
article_snippet: The night of U.S. State Department subcontractor Alan Gross release, U.S. State Department subcontractor Alan Gross enjoyed a meal of spicy Thai food with family and friends, a far cry from the bland rations U.S. State Department subcontractor Alan Gross was forced to eat in prison.
article_snippet: In January, Gross changed the status of U.S. State Department subcontractor Alan Gross Facebook page to read that U.S. State Department subcontractor Alan Gross had left U.S. State Department subcontractor Alan Gross job as "hostage" at the Carlos Finlay military hospital where had been held in Havana.
article_snippet: Later, U.S. State Department subcontractor Alan Gross shared pictures of a visit to the dentist's office to replace the teeth that the dentist lost while the dentist was held in Cuba.