蓝袖标代表第一,红袖标代表第二。谁都想得到蓝袖标,连幼儿园小朋友都不例外。但是在体育方面,我从来不是得蓝袖标的那种人。赛跑总是落在最后:打棒球时被击中头部的可能性和丢球一样大;至于篮球,我打得还不错——如果场上没有其他9名选手的话。在纽约上圣玛丽幼儿园那年的春天,班里组织野营。如今回首往事,我已经记不清那天的情景,能够确定的是我们吃了午餐、荡过秋千、滑过滑梯,都是典型的6岁儿童的活动。后来就到了赛跑的时间。不过这并非普通的赛跑。一位家长提出进行 Blue armbands on behalf of the first, red armbands on behalf of the second. Everyone wants blue cufflinks, and even kindergarten children are no exception. But in sports, I’m never the kind of guy who got a blue sleeve. The race always comes to the end: the possibility of being hit the head when playing baseball is as big as losing the ball, and I play well for basketball - if there are no other nine players on the court. In New York City, St. Mary’s Kindergarten that spring, Camp organized camping. Looking back, I can not remember the scene of the day. What is certain is that we had lunches, swings and slides, all of which are typical activities of 6-year-olds. Then came the race time. But this is not an ordinary race. A parent proposed