So, it's that time again. I'm all packed (almost) and I am looking forward to finding out what Campaign 2 is (the suspense is killing me!). Not quite. After a fairly successful campaign 1, I am looking forward to getting stuck into campaign 2 (almost volunteerless). The challenge with this campaign will be balancing college, exams and other volunteering with Team V. I know that it is possible but I'm still working out how. I need to get rid of a big fat fail in my college work (and no, for a change, I'm not talking about a student or tutor). The thing is, it's in games production and I'm creating a Team V themed game.
The main concern with this campaign is the news that is it only 5 weeks long. I know it's to test our organisational skills but it's more likely to drive me mad. I'm sure it will be a challenge though. It will; also help with my own volunteering challenge, i.e. to get to 300 hours by the end of February. I'm mad to attempt it, I know, but it's something I am doing.
After going on about losing control of work and volunteering, I have weirdly found an app that allows me to manage it really well. I never thought I would be thanking an app but I find myself doing so now. If anything, I hope I don't come back and find myself falling asleep half way through my tea like last time. I was literally too tired to even feel hungry.
Oh well. I'm still working out how to get my volunteers but I already have an organisation in my area that are willing to help. I used to volunteer for them or another branch of their organisation and they have offered to lend me a hand. So, if you are reading, here's a shout out to C:The One Stop Shop and C:The Box.
For the second campaign, despite being in the middle of the area I did my first campaign in and the one I am changing to, I am changing my area to Darlington for the second campaign. Given it's only five weeks and I go to college and have more contacts there, it will be better to base myself in Darlo.
Finally, please wish me luck in my volunteering challenge. I am only sixty-four hours away from success. That's the equivalent of 2 days, 16 hours of volunteering. Anyway, I'm off for an early night before an early start tomorrow. See you all tomorrow, Team V. I'm looking forward to it.
The main concern with this campaign is the news that is it only 5 weeks long. I know it's to test our organisational skills but it's more likely to drive me mad. I'm sure it will be a challenge though. It will; also help with my own volunteering challenge, i.e. to get to 300 hours by the end of February. I'm mad to attempt it, I know, but it's something I am doing.
After going on about losing control of work and volunteering, I have weirdly found an app that allows me to manage it really well. I never thought I would be thanking an app but I find myself doing so now. If anything, I hope I don't come back and find myself falling asleep half way through my tea like last time. I was literally too tired to even feel hungry.
Oh well. I'm still working out how to get my volunteers but I already have an organisation in my area that are willing to help. I used to volunteer for them or another branch of their organisation and they have offered to lend me a hand. So, if you are reading, here's a shout out to C:The One Stop Shop and C:The Box.
For the second campaign, despite being in the middle of the area I did my first campaign in and the one I am changing to, I am changing my area to Darlington for the second campaign. Given it's only five weeks and I go to college and have more contacts there, it will be better to base myself in Darlo.
Finally, please wish me luck in my volunteering challenge. I am only sixty-four hours away from success. That's the equivalent of 2 days, 16 hours of volunteering. Anyway, I'm off for an early night before an early start tomorrow. See you all tomorrow, Team V. I'm looking forward to it.
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