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fun night volunteering. - 6/18/2006 9:45:43 AM

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hahaha I managed to drag myself to my dad's car yesterday and back into the house safely after our volunteer event, It was the anual Ice Cream ren thing at fairytale town.

It was great afterwards we had some beer and wine left over so I had a little wine . I wish I didn't because I forgot that I wanted to take pain pills when I got into the car, so I couldn't take the motrin 800 prescript cause of the wine. So my back was screaming all night long Mercifully I blanked out pretty quickly apon coming home. I didn't sleep deeply I kept having strang dreams, but I didn't have to deal with any back pain hahaha.

I loved working with all the kids. The only complaint I have is the masks should have been all cut and prepaired ahead of time because they were a smash hit, and sometimes we had like 10 kids all waiting quite nicely I should say for masks and it got a bit hectic. I also got *tons* of glitter on me from the table where glitter had been dumped out and I had ocasionally brushed it aside for kids, but the children loved it. One little girl said that I was supposed to be sparkly cause this was a sparkly event. or something I can't exactly remember

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RE: fun night volunteering. - 6/19/2006 6:20:32 AM

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smiles.... it sounds like the kids had a lot of fun..... and I bet the adults did too! Bet lots of kids went to sleep that night exhausted but happy.

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RE: fun night volunteering. - 6/19/2006 6:27:32 AM

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if there's one thing i've learned in life...never volunteer for anything

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RE: fun night volunteering. - 6/19/2006 7:33:31 AM

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hmmmmm ok Michael, guess we differ there. I have done lots of volunteer work with kids and adults and loved it. May I ask why you have learned through life to never volunteer for anything? I wont pry if it is too personal

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RE: fun night volunteering. - 6/19/2006 7:35:14 AM

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Mikey the country you live in was forged by volunteers.

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RE: fun night volunteering. - 6/19/2006 9:43:20 AM

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michael do you ever say anything positive about anything. All you ever do here is mope mope mope and spread that mopeyness.

I'm not a mopey I don't spread negativity . I enjoy volunteering. It's rewarding it's benifitial to others and it gets me out of my own house and lets me see life that I wouldn't see in my own house and neighborhood. I had 3 people who wanted to stay in contact after the event was ove, it was rewarding in many ways.

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RE: fun night volunteering. - 6/19/2006 9:45:04 AM

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yes, i'm POSITIVE that i won't:

volunteer for anything
pay for a Domme
have as little contact with men as possible
watch sports
drink
kiss feet
be a doormat
be a human toilet
vote (unless there's someone worthy of my vote)
eat unpealed potatoes

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RE: fun night volunteering. - 6/20/2006 5:51:34 AM

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i do not quite understand what the deal is about volunteering. i know people do it, but alot of times it's out of some form of guilt that they do it.

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RE: fun night volunteering. - 6/20/2006 8:25:16 AM

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Michael it isn't always the case that a person does volunteer work because of guilt. Its about doing something nice for someone else simply because I can. They feel happier, I feel happier, a win-win situation.

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RE: fun night volunteering. - 6/20/2006 1:30:57 PM

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Guilts in no way a part of my motive to volunteer. now if you had said that about dieting you might be onto something hahaha.

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RE: fun night volunteering. - 6/20/2006 1:33:40 PM

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Volunteering can also lead to job opertunities. FairyTale town has long term prospectives for volunteers who want to go from a volunteer there to a paid employe.:)

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Michael it isn't always the case that a person does volunteer work because of guilt. Its about doing something nice for someone else simply because I can. They feel happier, I feel happier, a win-win situation.

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