Where Should You Volunteer?

Coloring with a younger sibling or your kids. Cooking a big dinner for your family - you love food and the art of creating it. Reading a book about Napoleon. Working on a hobby - you've got a number of side projects you're working on.

Play soccer with them in the backyard. Show off your ability to make paper airplanes and have a contest to see whose goes farthest. Show them how to bake a pie. They'll love the end result! Take them to the Artcraft Theatre to see "Casablanca."

Get your little sister to help you. Plumbing's not fun, but spending time with her is. Go online and try to figure out how to do it yourself. You already know how to fix it, so you dive in. See if anyone you know can help. You believe in neighbors helping neighbors.

You bounce all over the library, but end up learning more about your chosen field because you're a firm believer that one person can never know everything. The biography section, because you're looking for more information on Mother Teresa, who you find inspiring. The child and young adult section. Your nephew always seems to need more books and you like helping him pick them out. The history section - you never know when that new book on Benjamin Franklin will come in.

On the Johnson County Historic Home tour. One day you would love to live in one of those homes! To Habitat for Humanity's annual Soup Bowl. You love eating and helping out a good cause! To your house to watch a quirky movie marathon. The worse the special effects, the better. To your niece's basketball game. Your beau knows you love to be there to watch her play.