this is in tribute to Emmy Noether's 133rd birthday. She was a great physicist, and was the reason that we have the equation E=mc2. By that , I mean she inspired the great Albert Einstein to do the works of science we have today.
There are times when I think back on all the accomplishments I've made n my life, despite my young age. Middle school was, by far, the most frustrating experience for me. In middle school, I had problems making friends, mainly because no one, and I mean NO ONE, really wanted to be my friend. People called me fat, and actually expected me to act like the stereotypical fat person. I almost could not care less about what they said, I pushed on. They kept on with the insults, even insulting me out loud in the classroom. They still didn't stop me. Then old enemies came to my school, trying to continue what was already in the past. That still didn't stop me. Eventually, on graduation day, I graduated Salutatorian of Horace Mann. I wasn't the smartest kid in the school, nor did I take many extra credit classes, but at least I made it to the top of the league. Well, almost the top. I may have gotten A LOT of "haters" that day, but at least I know I will be more successful than they will.