How I Survived (not ff)

Here is the reason I made it through this (Awful) Winter :D
Since the 1st of December, I have walked 65 days in a row, 2 miles a day (Litter Patrol included). = 130 miles.

Litter Patrol Hi-Lights
I found a frozen 16.59 lb Turkey laying on the sidewalk here at my Apts. And NO! I didn't eat it! One thing that puzzles me is finding "One" sock or shoe? I actually found "One" Dress Shoe! Polished and ready to wear! :shock:

Past 12 months of Walking
I found about 14 dollars in coins
Mostly pennies, quarters, dimes and rarely nickles.

With the Neighbors I have, I will never run out of stuff to pick up.
Thanks and THeaven it's almost SPRING!
Doug :D

Doug

I remember the spring clean ups we had on the bases I lived on and that means only one thing - Cigarette butts all over the place...

get a pair of latex gloves to pick up those little buggers, all kinds of nasties on them..and they stink up your paws.

Ray,
I wear Latex Gloves and Gardening Gloves that flex well. I also have a Litter Grabber with rubber jaws that will pick up a penny.
(I'm ready for battle)
Doug :D

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Originally Posted by DShock

Past 12 months of Walking
I found about 14 dollars in coins
Mostly pennies, quarters, dimes and rarely nickles.

Doug :D

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I took over 100% of the laundry duty a couple of months ago. I have since claimed $45 in crisp, clean bills from the dryer, all from my wife and daughter. More MAD money for a new reel! This is my idea of laundering money!

Picking up trash on your walks is a much more noble cause, but my job pays better! :)

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Originally Posted by Wables

I took over 100% of the laundry duty a couple of months ago. I have since claimed $45 in crisp, clean bills from the dryer, all from my wife and daughter. More MAD money for a new reel! This is my idea of laundering money!

Picking up trash on your walks is a much more noble cause, but my job pays better! :)

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Wables,
I was in the trenches for 27 yrs, so I have seen both sides and money is great for accumulating stuff, but volunteering is better for my heart.
Sometimes hearing no orders is music to my ears, like "Doug, You have to work 5 12's and an 8 this week!" :( No more!

I was in the Apt. Office today and two young boys came in and Christine asked them what they wanted? The boys told her they wanted to talk to ME! Those kids wanted to know if they could help me pick up litter! My efforts are starting to pay off, because the kids here watch me every day and they are at the age when learning good habits is important. It's very exciting to me that I have made a small difference. Young people need guidance and they are eager to learn. Bless all of you that take the time to teach and help kids!
Doug

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Originally Posted by DShock

I was in the Apt. Office today and two young boys came in and Christine asked them what they wanted? The boys told her they wanted to talk to ME! Those kids wanted to know if they could help me pick up litter! My efforts are starting to pay off, because the kids here watch me every day and they are at the age when learning good habits is important. It's very exciting to me that I have made a small difference. Young people need guidance and they are eager to learn. Bless all of you that take the time to teach and help kids!
Doug

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You are my hero, buddy! Keep fighting the good fight!:Dhttp://bestsmileys.com/exercising/5.gif

DShock, one thing that (maybe I have learned it the hard way) little things as you call them, does make a BIG difference in some peoples lives, thanx for reminding me of that..:)