I’m an Alexandria Pineville Ambassador



When I saw the call for ambassadors, I immediately sent in my name and contact information because I wanted to give back to a the community that has given so much to me. Like I said, The Hubs and I have lived in Alexandria for eight years now, and I’ve made so many connections and participated in quite a few leadership programs that helped me to see how much this community has to offer.

Additionally, I don’t want to be one of those people who just complains about the area, I want to help shape it into what I need it to be. I want to live in a community that is:
- safe
- culturally rich and diverse
- supportive of small, locally owned businesses, and
- provides educational and workforce training opportunities to help support growing families
I want to live, work, and play in a place that I can be proud to call home.
That being said, I’m not naïve, I know that the Alexandria Pineville area has its issues; I will work to improve the lives of my neighbors. I will vote for people who have the best intentions for those of us who live and work here. I will spread the word about the good that I see in our community and I will speak out against injustices.
MY FIRST PROJECT: Fall Bucket List
I found the Alexandria Pineville Fall Bucket List on the Explore Alexandria Pineville website and thought it looked like fun. Also having a little activity planner never hurt anybody, ya know? I know probably won’t do everything on this list, but, I do want to check off as many things as I can. I’ll write about my experiences here on the blog and share photos and videos on Instagram and Threads. Even if you don’t live in the Alexandria Pineville community, I hope you’ll follow along.
BOOKISH THINGS
Bookshop.org – Shop for books selected by me, for you!
NetGalley Professional Reader – I receive free ARCs from NetGalley to review on my blog and share on Instagram.
The StoryGraph – A reading app that shares all the nerdy details of my bookish life.
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LET’S CONNECT
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