Week #52 Announced - Mayor
Week #52! It’s difficult for me to grasp that I have already held 51 different professions over the past year.
Since I am always on the road continually thinking about the following week, I haven’t yet had the chance to reflect on the experience. When I take a moment to stop and think about it, I realize, wow, I have done quite a lot of stuff this year.
This week I have returned to my home town, Port Moody, British Columbia, where I will be the Mayor. I have lived in Port Moody my whole life, and so it’s only fitting that my journey ends here.
It’s a busy schedule this week, filled with the swearing-in of Police Constables, a visit with the Port Moody Scouts, a few committee meetings, Shoreline Art Unveiling, Chengdu China Artists’ Exhibition/Reception, and the Port Moody Arts Festival Opening. Every Thursday between 2pm - 5pm, the Mayor has an open door where any citizen is welcome to come and discuss any issues. If you’re in town, feel free to stop by and say hello!
So what’s next week you ask? I have another five days yet to figure that out, as for now it’s time to clean up the town!
Sean,
52 long, interesting and exciting weeks are coming to a close for you and all of us who have been keeping up on your travels and experiences. I have just one question, will you from time to time post thoughtful reflections you have about these past 52 weeks, or do we just have to wait for the book?
Becky
You’ll have to wait for the book! (just kidding)
I will be keeping a blog throughout the book writing process. As well we might have some other one week jobbers to follow too!
-Sean
Hey Sean,
I heard about your journey through CharityFocus.com. I think what you are doing is so awesome! Best of Luck with everything you do, and I look forward to reading about your experiences in a future book.
Diana
Clifton, NJ
PS. Your resume is going to be pretty long, I guess huh?
wow Mayor? pretty cool. wish this was a video/ tv show I could watch.
Hey Sean,
I am a Colombian Citizen, I have been checking your website and found it really fun. Its a natural way to interact with other cultures, and live day to day experience which a lot of people tend to miss out on. So if yo ever want to come down to south america just email me.