Volunteering with the Masons

Drazzil · 05-02-2014, 09:59 PM

I always stayed away from volunteering because I figured helping mom out was my good deed for my lifetime. When I was sent off on leave from Walgreens I started to really get extremely bored.I was invited to join the Masons when I was in University and I did in fact join, but first my schooling, then my job dragged me away from finishing my degrees. I started working on my degrees with a coach for the last four months or so and I finished my third degree and became a master mason the day after I was sent off on leave.

I have been volunteering for the last few months where ever I can.

Today I helped schoolkids get photographed and fingerprinted at a multicultural event/fundraiser at Bing Wong Elementary. All day today.

It weren't as bad as I thought. Some of the acts they had there were professional.

Troupe of Spanish dancers:

And an African singing group:

05-02-2014, 09:59 PM	#1
Drazzil Adjusting to the Life Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: David Location: Boozetown Posts: 355 Trading: (31)	Volunteering with the Masons I always stayed away from volunteering because I figured helping mom out was my good deed for my lifetime. When I was sent off on leave from Walgreens I started to really get extremely bored.I was invited to join the Masons when I was in University and I did in fact join, but first my schooling, then my job dragged me away from finishing my degrees. I started working on my degrees with a coach for the last four months or so and I finished my third degree and became a master mason the day after I was sent off on leave. I have been volunteering for the last few months where ever I can. Today I helped schoolkids get photographed and fingerprinted at a multicultural event/fundraiser at Bing Wong Elementary. All day today. It weren't as bad as I thought. Some of the acts they had there were professional. Troupe of Spanish dancers: And an African singing group: