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A First for Everything
Tuesday, July 15, 9:12 PM
Who knew volunteer work could make you feel so good, even when you're in a tired state. So, I got five hours done today. I wasn't planning on staying as long, but I dragged myself to do it. Manning the Summer Reading booth was dull work. Last time I made a huge effort to encourage kids to sign up, this time I'm laid back. I walked to Daily Doughnuts at 4 with Danny, and Linda gave me a free pastry. She had a simple problem on her Algebra homework, I was glad to help out. I was back to the volunteer event today, Butterfly Hats for young children and their parents. I'm glad the majority of their parents don't consider this a daycare and just abandon their youngster here. It takes the load off from the volunteer to not babysit the kids. Things got very messy. I was able to get out at closing hour. Front doors were locked, so I went through the side door, similar to the one at Seventrees. I'm getting interested on how the library works. I liked today after all. It was so worth it. Oh, and earlier today, I was busing to Tully. I was running a bit late, I met a Bob. He's asian. He goes to YB, but takes summer school here at Hill. The incident is such a first on my list!
Who knew volunteer work could make you feel so good, even when you're in a tired state. So, I got five hours done today. I wasn't planning on staying as long, but I dragged myself to do it. Manning the Summer Reading booth was dull work. Last time I made a huge effort to encourage kids to sign up, this time I'm laid back. I walked to Daily Doughnuts at 4 with Danny, and Linda gave me a free pastry. She had a simple problem on her Algebra homework, I was glad to help out. I was back to the volunteer event today, Butterfly Hats for young children and their parents. I'm glad the majority of their parents don't consider this a daycare and just abandon their youngster here. It takes the load off from the volunteer to not babysit the kids. Things got very messy. I was able to get out at closing hour. Front doors were locked, so I went through the side door, similar to the one at Seventrees. I'm getting interested on how the library works. I liked today after all. It was so worth it. Oh, and earlier today, I was busing to Tully. I was running a bit late, I met a Bob. He's asian. He goes to YB, but takes summer school here at Hill. The incident is such a first on my list!