Tuesday, January 20, 2015

Scott Robb

My community service mission with the Bonner Institute has been a rewarding experience thus far. At first, I was intimidated by the thought of traveling more than 1,000 miles away from home with limited space and clothes to complete our goals. However, over the first couple of days, my view has quickly changed for the better.

I have realized a new level of appreciation for countless aspects of my life--my home, my family, my friends, and my privileges. I am unable to imagine my life without a stable home to live in for countless months and years. Providing services to those affected by Hurricane Katrina has been one of the most important life lessons I have encountered to date.

I am looking forward to working more throughout the final three days of service. It has been rewarding to see our progress in only two days of work. I know that the final three days of service will provide me with the satisfaction of seeing our work in motion. When I leave New Orleans, I hope to leave with a sense of pride in my work and an eagerness to continue helping others.

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