But academics aside, today was a fun kind of day for her class as they, in conjunction with another class, put on a play about the California Gold Rush.
She didn't have an actual part --she didn't get the one she auditioned for and wasn't chosen when she raised her hand for other roles that didn't require try-outs-- but she did have a function: she was the kid who passed the cues from the music teacher to the boy in charge of playing the music.
I'm proud of her for being happy with a behind-the-scenes kind of role. A lot of people gravitate toward the spotlight and I confess that I was a little disappointed that I didn't get to see her shine on stage, but I'm pleased that she wants to help in a capacity that earns her no outward praise or notice.
I could totally learn from her example.
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