I'm a Volunteer

My application to volunteer at the branch I studied for my GED at has been approved. I begin on April 1.

 

It would be super awkward when you arrive on your first day, they be like "April Fool's!"

 

I dunno yet. My former instructor will tell me then.

 

Probably help others pass their GED yeah?

 

Probably. I may also do things like water the plants and such.

 

Suppose you're volunteering so unless you get a contract directly stating your duties you'll be expected to do ****ing errything.

 

So I started Tuesday, and it was great. I decided to just start out with every Tuesday and Thursday for now.

I get there at 10:00 AM when they open, have a lunch break from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM since that's when class is and my instructor currently doesn't have anything for me to do during that time. Right now, my former instructor is just having me have these three female Spanish speaking students work on their reading from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM and then from 12:00 PM to whenever. They close at 2:00 PM, so I think the last hour she's usually going to have them work on other stuff.

 

Wait, so you're there for an hour, then you have lunch for an hour then you leave two hours later?

 

I'm there from 10:00 AM, when they open, to 11:00 AM, have a lunch break, since she doesn't have anything for me to do, from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Then from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM, when they close, I'm there again. I leave at 1:00 PM if she wants them to work on something else for the last hour, though, and doesn't have anything for me to do.

 

A simple yes would have sufficed.

 

TL;DR: I'm there for two or three hours.

 

Wrong context dude

 

By which you mean?

 

tl;dr is used for when someone types out a wall of text and you don't give enough fucks to read it

 

STTP, then.