[nabs-l] I need your opinion on something

[Carly Mihalakis]

Good morning, Joanne Michelle,

I'd like to echo what has been said. I mean, as blinks not 
appreciating what, exactly Ol'Sighty sees and doesn't see, I think we 
tend to think he sees all. I know I feel that way. So, Joanne 
Michelle, what I'm trying to say is, I don't think the people at the 
child care outfit will even notice. Or, they'll chock it up to 
something being wrong with the dog or, more  unbelievably, your 
personal choice. Anyway, won't she know about the paperwork delays?
for today, Carnabs-l wrote:
>A couple of months ago, I emailed a local childcare center to see if 
>they had any volunteer opportunities available. as it is my 
>intention to major in early childhood education in college, I need 
>all the experience I can get, volunteer and otherwise, before I 
>finalize my decision. Much to my delight, they said yes.
>This past Tuesday, I went there to fill out some paperwork for 
>volunteering with them. Standard stuff, like conducting a background 
>check, among other things. The director said she would be in contact 
>with the families to see if any of the children have allergies to 
>dogs before my dog Ditra can enter the rooms; I'm perfectly fine 
>with that, and it is understandable. I went over yesterday 
>immediately after the dog's annual appointment to give paperwork 
>indicating the dog's vaccinations are up to date, and was told by 
>someone there that not all of the families have responded yet 
>regarding the dog. What I failed to do tuesday, (and this only just 
>occurred to me, so I'm mentally kicking myself for it), is tell the 
>director that I can travel just as independently with the cane as I 
>can with a dog, and the dog doesn't always have to be there with me. 
>In reality, she might not always be there with me due to illness, 
>retirement, whatever. So all that being said, here is my predicament:
>Do I call or email her Monday to let her know about the cane, or do 
>I wait until she hears back from the rest of the families? I feel 
>using the cane in the beginning will at least help me learn the 
>layout of the building better at first, so I can direct the dog 
>later on when I'm given clearance to bring her near the children. at 
>the same time, I don't want to sound desperate, if you know what I mean.
>Anyway, I hope everyone has a good weekend. Welcome to all the 
>newcomers to this list.
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