Dimple



Dimple Patel: the average 8th grade girl? Background check....  Dimple Patel, (14), an eighth grader at Herbert Hoover Middle School, was born at St. Peters hospital in Edison, New Jersey in February of 1996. Dimple is fairly simple; she enjoys riding her bike, going to the park, and watching TV shows such as // Pretty Little Liars //. If I were to describe dimples personality in one word it would be enjoyable. What happens at home? So, what does Dimple Patel do at home? Well, it could be summed up that she is fairly cooperative with her parents. However, the relationship she has with her older brother is different; they do not get along and constantly fight, but deep down they always still love each other. What else is a big part of dimples home life? Her religion, she said. “I am Indian and it plays a pretty big role in my life. All my cousins are Hindu so we all wear traditional clothing and go to religious festivals.” School life for Dimple Now that Dimple is an eighth grader things must be different for her at school, right? Wrong. Eighth grade for Dimple is not too much different from seventh grade. Even though she doesn’t have the same teachers from last year, her friends and favorite school subject, English are still the same. She shares, “Ashley, Aaheli, Christine, Brianna, and Kelsey; sometimes they annoy me but I love them and they always make me smile. I can always trust them.” Dimple in the future? As Dimple grows up, she has to start thinking about college and a job. She is interested in going to Oxford College because it is a “foreign school” and “it is for intelligent people.” After college perhaps Dimple will become the editor and chief of a magazine because “she enjoys the magazine world” and “it is a very fun job.” In ten years, Dimple predicts she will be very successful and living in New York in between travel. All in all, Dimple is very basic. She is fun to be around and wants to end up successful and have an enjoyable life. Perhaps you’ll see her name in the byline of the article you are reading some day. -Nate Green