Personal Narrative: Maddie

The smartest person I ever met would be a girl named Maddie. I meet Maddie in preschool on the first day I was amazed she already knew how to spell her whole name, and can count to 100. Maddie and I were always in the same group for learning. There was really no point for her to go to preschool because she didn’t learn a thing, it was more like a game or her. I have always been jealous for her she is so intelligent and not one teacher disliked her. That’s only because she always participates and kisses up to the teacher. When we graduated from preschool I thought that I would never see her again, but I was sadly mistaken. She decided to go to the same kindergarten as me. I was shocked when I saw her. Maddie was such a show off! She would always go up to the teacher and spell words like Mississippi, and hippopotamus. Of course the teacher was dumbfounded just because we were in kindergarten. Growing up Maddie’s parent would always push her academically. Just knowing her caused anxiety. As we got older she would make everything a commotion. They were only fun and interesting for her because she was the only one that understand the questions. Maddie was never that social. Making friends was very difficult very for …show more content…
Although she exceeds in every class Maddie is extraordinary in math. She loves it so much one year she memorized the first hundred numbers in Pie. Now that we are in eight grade Maddie is taking high school math classes. The good thing about that is whenever I need some help in math I can always rely on her. It’s amazing that she can even reach that level in math because of her outrageously busy agenda. Every day she wakes up goes to school then right after school she go to her violin practice for two hours. Then she has to tutor kids that need to improve in school and after that she walks home and does her chores. Then finally after that she does her homework. She still manages to get phenomenal