Abby and the Lizster |
She ran in fourth grade. She didn't win, and this time it was bribery, I tell you, rank bribery!
But this year, fifth grade?
She won.
And she won by saying in her campaign speech that if she is responsible enough to to take care of her little sister and other kindergartners every morning before school, she can be trusted to go to all the meetings and to bring her classmates' ideas to the ASB.
She told them some of her own ideas for fun things they could do in school, like pajama day and wacky hair day (this is her favorite part, she admitted to me later).
She then explained that other kids had gotten a chance previously, and she felt it was time for a change.
And she won.
Normally there is one representative from each gender for each classroom, but there were no boys who wanted the job, so another girl is Abby's alternate.
I'm so impressed. I was so not that child. And it looks like Abby is. Maybe it's down to the Girl Scouts and their emphasis on leadership. I don't know.
But I am impressed.
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