That day, I emailed my fave local animal shelter, the Humane Society of Chittenden County (HSCC) and told them about the work Winnie’s blog has been doing to promote the HSCC and about my professional background. I told them I could help on a more official basis, and get in the loop with the organization and help push their shelter forward with some amazing social media outreach.. A few days later, I took a meeting with some super nice peeps at the HSCC and voila! You are now reading the comic blogging stylings of a shiny new HSCC volunteer and social media helper!
It’s been a little slow since my initial meeting, I still need to go through a volunteer orientation, but I am on a new path to do some great work for another great organization that has a worthwhile mission. It was during and after this soul searching, that I found I was having a hard time articulating any blog posts to you dear readers, not even my bread and butter- cute photos of Winnie! I was so excited for this new volunteer venture but it seemed premature to brag about it here on the blog, but NOW it feels right! So, I apologize to the Other Winnie Cooper blog fans (you are few, but you are loyal and, most importantly- you are awesome) that I went away for a few weeks, but the Other Winnie Cooper blog is back and in full effect (insert cheesy 90’s dance beat here).
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That sounds so cool! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I am really excited to help make a difference.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great opportunity - the HSCC is lucky to have you!
ReplyDeleteVolunteering our time (not just money) is something we've long said we wanted to do, but never made the time. It is definitely something I want us to get involved with when we get settled again.
Conrats - and looking forward to reading more about it!
Thx Lori, If you're interested, we can take a tour of the HSCC facilities when you are in VT! It's a great place.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! I admire a person who can smack herself (even metaphorically). :)
ReplyDeleteSounds like a wonderful and rewarding opportunity.
This kind of thing is very heartening to hear, your current direction, And Winnie is just too cute. I had a bird named Winnie once...but her name was Winnie Weinstock.
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