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Oct 04, 2022, 01:09 PM
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Member Since: Jul 2019
Location: Downtown Vibes, California
Posts: 15,701
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Originally Posted by Blue_Bird
Thanks, I’m trying to push myself out of my comfort zone and do more things socially. I figured volunteering would be a good thing to do in general and also could help me get out of my shell. So I can eventually go back to college and also get a part time job. As nervous as it makes me sometimes it really helps me overall, I feel better mentally after I’ve volunteered.
That’s a good idea about the cat litter, because I don’t have a car and have to walk everywhere so when I get litter and cat food I usually have to carry it home in a back pack and bags and take several trips and it’s really heavy. I may do that next time, thanks for the tip 
How are you doing today? 
I’m glad you had a good talk on the phone with your son
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I had always volunteered in one way or another, up until covid hit. I miss volunteering; it's on my list, so to speak.
I volunteered at a social service agency for at-risk teens, was named as volunteer of the year, and landed a job I loved with the agency. I found that that many times a vol job can lead to a job position.
Oh, my gosh! It's all I can do to drag cat litter up the stairs to my apartment! How on earth are you carrying it around on your back or in a bag? Please do check Amazon - also some local pet stores will deliver litter, food, toys, etc. The pet store near me (it's a chain store that I can never remember the name of) dose same-day delivery. It's excellent.
Thank you. Yes, talking with Noah was such a treat.
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