02-12-2002, 12:50 AM
Over the weekend I had the opportunity to do some volunteer work. Not just road clean up, or clubbing baby seals, but I actually got to work at Ground Zero.
From the start, this project took 20 hours out of my schedule and I had to pay tolls to get there. When you have no income... money influences many decisions that you make. But, I spent the 20 bucks and went for the ride into Manhattan.
Now many people volunteer for many different reasons... to make a difference, to feel good about their pathetic existence, photo ops... whatever. Overall, I had a good time and was wondering if any others here have had similar experiences or whether you think volunteering is just for convicts and rubes.
Are you...
are you... :burnfucker:
Or just... :fuggin:
Edited By Ree on Feb. 11 2002 at 7:54
From the start, this project took 20 hours out of my schedule and I had to pay tolls to get there. When you have no income... money influences many decisions that you make. But, I spent the 20 bucks and went for the ride into Manhattan.
Now many people volunteer for many different reasons... to make a difference, to feel good about their pathetic existence, photo ops... whatever. Overall, I had a good time and was wondering if any others here have had similar experiences or whether you think volunteering is just for convicts and rubes.
Are you...
are you... :burnfucker:
Or just... :fuggin:
Edited By Ree on Feb. 11 2002 at 7:54