It Really Has Become A Habit.

I walk into the center, put my bag down, sign into the volunteer binder, grab the trash picker, a bucket, and walk to the bathrooms to pick up trash. Girls bathroom first, then boys bathroom, then the hallways, then the front of the center, the sides and the fields. Then walk back in, throw out the trash I picked up, and grab a broom. Broom the sidewalks and make sure the dirt goes back where it goes.

Broom, broom, broom.

Then walk back in, put the broom back and knock on Natasha’s door.

Knock, knock.

“You need me to do anything more today?”

“Did you pick up trash?”

“Yes.”

“Broom?”

“Yes.”

She usually sits back in her chair and looks up at the ceiling while she thinks. And she usually comes up with something. Today I made copies of handouts for the parents. I made 30 copies of the soccer sheets, 30 of the basketball, and 30 of the rest.             Then staple them together and place them in the front so the parent can come see what they can sign up their kids for. Today was an easy day appose to the other ones. What I did today actually helped out Natasha, since she’s the one who usually makes copies. I did her a favor and I’m always happy to help her. This benefits the center and the parents since they need to know what they can sign up their kids for and the prices. Without the sheets they wouldn’t know. So this informs not only the parents but they potential parents who want to bring their kids to the center. That way if they want to know what the center offers all you have to say is “grab the sheets in the front office.” So I guess even the smallest thing helps out, since Natasha is pregnant and all. She gets tired so I’m always glad to help her out in specific.

HOURS COMPLETED: 2 hours 30 minutes

HOURS LEFT: 9 hours 30 minutes