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Work Session News Blurb
by Jason Rose » Fri Jan 22, 2016 12:27 pm
I threw this out on Twitter today. But, I'm pretty sure that most of the people here aren't on Twitter, so here it is. Please feel free to email it around or post on the social media outlet of your choice.
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Ferroequinearcheologist-in-Training
RioGrandeExplorations.net
Spring, Texas - MP 209.7 - UP Palestine Sub
"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing"
"The price of freedom is eternal vigilance" - Wendell Phillips
"Life is tough, but it's tougher when you're stupid." - Sgt Stryker USMC
“Life is too short to deal with other people’s drama.” – Sgt Jason Rose USMC
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Re: Work Session News Blurb
by Paul Davenport » Fri Jan 22, 2016 4:06 pm
Jason,,
Well saiid, and thanks for sharing. One point I like to mention to potential volunteers is that while skills and experience are great and very welcome, nearly every work project needs people who can simply help do the the wide variety of manual labor that needs doing. It's been my experience that team leaders, fellow crew members and other folks at work sessions are willing to share their know-how and get you started.
Paul
Well saiid, and thanks for sharing. One point I like to mention to potential volunteers is that while skills and experience are great and very welcome, nearly every work project needs people who can simply help do the the wide variety of manual labor that needs doing. It's been my experience that team leaders, fellow crew members and other folks at work sessions are willing to share their know-how and get you started.
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