Case Interview Maggie Mcminn

This week, I got the chance to interview Maggie McMinn. I learned a lot of new stuff about her that I hadn’t already known. She’s a pretty amazing girl.

Maggie was born on January 29, 2001. She is thirteen years old. She has one sister that annoys her a lot. She lives in Mayfield Kansas. She enjoys playing volleyball and softball.

If Maggie could change one thing about herself it would be to make her less shy and less quiet around big crowds. If Maggie could switch places with someone in the world it would be a with a kid in Africa because she knows that they are less fortunate and she wants to see how they feel about the situation they are in. A new law she would inforce would be to make things more equal because she thinks things still

aren't as equal as they could be. The best thing that has ever happened to her was just being able to have all the great opportunities she has had, like school, and being able to have all of her amazing friends and having good family that respects and supports her. The worst thing that has ever happened to her was having a sister.
A typical day of Maggie’s life starts from when she gets up to when she goes to bed. She gets up in the morning, she gets ready for the day, gets on the bus and goes to school. If it is a Tuesday or Wednesday she goes to practice after school, or if it’s a Monday or Friday she has a game. Then she goes home eats dinner, takes a shower, does her homework if she has any, and then she lays around until it’s time to go to bed. Then she repeats the next day.
Maggie's role model is Maggie Hull-tietz. She was a KU softball player. She ended up going pro for one year with the Chicago Bandits. Maggie looks up to Maggie.
Maggie's most favorite childhood memory was spending time with her family in colorado. They don’t get to see each other very often so they make the best of it when they’re together. Maggie said it is always exciting to do do things with them when they are all together. Maggie's most embarrassing moment was when she was in Missouri at an indoor water park. She was trying to do a flip off of the diving board but she slipped off in front of everyone.
If Maggie were to win the lottery, she would donate some of it to charity.

She would save the rest for college and things she’ll need later on in life. Maggie said that if she had one day left she would spend it with friends and family. She would also fix any problems she had with people so she would have no regrets. Maggie's’ biggest pet peeve is being rushed.

She wants to go to college at KU because some of her family went there and she just loves the school. She also loves the team KU. Her goals in life are to be successful and make a lot of money. The profession she wants to do is something in business or be a sportsmanager. Her plan is to be a sportsmanager or to be a business woman.

Maggie’s ideal vacation would be going to Italy. She has always wanted to go there so it would be an amazing experience. She also love Italian food. If Maggie could live anywhere in the world, she would live where she lives right now. Mayfield Kansas is where she wants to live because she’s grown to love it.

Around this time of year in ten years Maggie wants to be in college or maybe finished or almost finished and be successful in what she would be doing. In fifteen years she still hopes to be living in Kansas but if job opportunities come up she could be anywhere. Also if she meets anyone she could be anywhere with them and working and being

successful.
After this week, i learned a lot of new, interesting things about Maggie. Even though I’ve known her since we were in elementary school I didn't know half of the things she told me about her. She’s an amazing young woman that will be successful one day.