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osity with her things. That urge that I had to give them
something in return for all I was receiving was a measure of how much I loved them at that school.
One day, in the first grade, I participated in a program that was put on before the whole school. Everyone of us in
each class had to do something, so I went home and discussed it with my parents. We decided I should wear black
pants and a white shirt and sing "Climb Ev'ry Mountain" from The Sound of Music . When I finished that song, the
reaction in the auditorium overwhelmed me. The applause was thunderous and people were smiling; some of them
were standing. My teachers were crying and I just couldn't believe it. I had made them all happy. It was such a great
feeling. I felt a little confused too [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], because I didn't do anything special. I was just singing the way I sang at home
every night. When you're performing [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], you don't realize what you sound like or how you're coming across. You just
open your mouth and sing.
Soon Dad was grooming us for talent contests. He was a great trainer [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and he spent a lot of money and time working
with us. Talent is something that God gives to a performer, but our father taught us how to cultivate it. I think we also
had a certain instinct fo