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New Arrivals

Feb 20, 2008

Look at those cute little battery chargers, nested together like sleeping birdies…Yes, this means that we just received our new digital cameras! As we all know, a picture is worth […]

Day of Sharing in review

Feb 18, 2008

Success! Volunteering is fun. My volunteer team ended up moving a whole heck of a lot of tiles from one area to another in the Rebuilding Center warehouse. One of […]

Annual Day of Sharing

Feb 15, 2008

Tomorrow is our annual Day of Sharing. This means we all pick a local non-profit and go volunteer there. Most people are volunteering at one of these sites; Transition Projects […]

Got Ink?

Feb 15, 2008

There’s a common myth that people who have recently been tattooed can’t donate blood. (Even I thought it was true!) Well that’s not necessarily true, and our folks in Blood […]

Story Time

Feb 12, 2008

I love stories so I’m happy to see that Redcross.org (the national site) has started posting little vignettes about Red Cross folks (volunteers, donors, etc.). For example: Patti Shannon, Hawaii […]

I’m going on a trip, and in my bag…

Feb 6, 2008

I’m going to pack, an Apple, a Beret, a Cello… Did you ever play that game? Each person takes a turn adding another item with the next letter of the […]

Meet WaterBOB

Feb 5, 2008

A new disaster product, the Water Bathtub Oblong Bladder, or WaterBOB™ for short, was just released. Oh man, that came out sounding weird about releasing bladders… Um, what I meant […]

Tea Time

Feb 5, 2008

Our COO, Gareth, is from England, and for his birthday a few of the folks here threw him a surprise tea party in the conference room. It was, again, the […]

Meetings are fun

Feb 2, 2008

…when you’re a member of the American Red Cross Youth Council! Just now I was just working late, holed up like a hermit in my office, when I heard giggling […]

Blood. It’s not funnnnyyyyyy…

Jan 31, 2008

…or maybe sometimes it is. This kid obviously knows blood is quite important. (P.S. Don’t worry. Apparently it was only a minor cut, and the mom took care of it.)