I did not go to Table Rock, but I took the
opportunity to help host the Idaho High School Track and Field State
Championship Meet. I have to get twelve volunteers. I don't know exactly what
we are doing, but I have a meeting with a guy tomorrow. It is interesting how
people naturally develop to be a leader after a little effort. I started my
leadership by my desire to raise the standard for the competition for cross
country by winning the championship in 2013. I was a cross country coach in
2014, and that season was one of the best in a while from my experience. I was
offered the opportunity to be the Track and Field Coordinator, and I have been
asked to help organize the Idaho State Championship meet after concluding the
Track and Field season. Leadership roles come naturally and by choice. Jesse
has a natural role to be the leader of our core group of friends, and I can't
take his role; therefore, he needs to fulfill it like I need to fulfill my
role. I was thinking of not continuing being a coordinator, but a role of a
coordinator is to inspire the next generation of coordinators. I have three of
my coaches lined up for the next few weeks to participate in coordinator
meetings.
This week was quite fun for me because I got to portray the main antagonist in a Reader's Theater called 'Priscilla Pringle's Predicament/All's Swell That Ends Swell' that Playgoers of Lethbridge put on at Lethbridge Whoop-Up Days 2017. The story was written by Ed Bayly, a truly wonderful individual. Doing the performances all week reminded me of how much I love participating in theater. Please enjoy this recording! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIh88Y5H3cI&t=1135s
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