A hero is someone who understands the responsibility that comes with his freedom.
~ Bob Dylan
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This is the time of year when lots of people finish the academic year. They are done with classes and sometimes done with degrees. They have learned a lot (hopefully) and are about to do a lot of good things with what they learned (ideally).
But it's not just students who need teachers. Teachers need students, as well. Like when I thought I was trapped in the bathroom and had to ask Eric to come and rescue me because his was the only number I had in my phone since Leslie left her phone in the car.
I heard people outside the door saying, "Oh, I guess we'll have to go upstairs and use that bathroom."
"NO!" I yelled. "Who is out there? I'm trapped!"
But they could not hear me.
I finally figured out I just needed to try and open the door in a slightly different way. Eric did in fact come to rescue me, but I wasn't in the bathroom then.
Fortunately, no one else was in there either. Otherwise, he likely would have walked in on them.
While he is a hero to me, he maybe wouldn't have been a hero if he had stormed in on someone going potty. That sort of behavior is rarely seen as heroic.
Anyway, my point is that Leslie should have had her phone.
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