Tumblr Spotlight with Gina Dierolf and Sid Scott Lee




Meet Gina Dierolf and Sid Scott Lee, the faces behind the RRSMS Tumblr account!



My name is Gina, I am 26 years old and a live in Pennsylvania with my mom, and friend. We have 6 animals; a ball python named Saosin, a dachshund Zachariah, and 4 hamsters Jaime (Hi-me), Pepper, Sonnet, and Rosie. At Rock and Roll Saved my Soul I am a Social Media Specialist where I co-run the RRSMS Tumblr with Sid. I have also contributed to a couple of the anthologies. Volunteering for RRSMS is a highly rewarding experience, I love it. It's a fun and caring community that allows you to connect to other people who share a similar passion as you.





Hello, Sid here! I run the Tumblr blog with Gina as well as write pieces for their various charity anthologies. I'm a twenty-one year old writer and aspiring artist who lives in Midwest. When I'm not writing I'm usually working with rescue dogs or playing cheesy otome games. I absolutely love working with Rock and Roll Saved my Soul. I think the best part of the job is giving back and also feeling like my writing has a purpose and can do some good. Reading kept me alive though a hard time in my life, so to be able to benefit others in even some small way through writing is a dream come true for me. I'm honored to be a part of the team.
Head over to Tumblr and show Sid, Gina, and the rest of the RRSMS team some love!

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Drug Use in High School and College

Image
Drug use and experimentation tend to proliferate on college campuses. For those who can afford this experience, campuses are often a sanctuary for drug use. In high school, drinking alcohol was my only experience with substance use. Right before college, I was required to partake in an online program about alcohol – one that demonstrated how to minimize harms associated with drinking, such as not drinking if you are planning on driving, staying well hydrated, eating before you drink, knowing how many alcoholic beverages you’ve had, or spacing out the drinks you are already consuming. These strategies help to keep people safe and prevent deaths, and are referred to as harm reduction. In my freshman year, I found myself in a position where drugs of all kinds were almost literally falling into my lap. How did this happen? I was encountering drugs I had never even heard of left and right, and with the emergence of online drug markets, it could be as easy as shopping on Amazon. I
Read more

Mental Health Resources

Image
All of these are for the United States. If you are somewhere else and are in need of help, please reach out and we'll do our best to put you in contact with the right place. Transportation Easterseals Project Action Services Animals Service Animals and Emotional Support Animals Treatment/Research The Mental Health Research Association (NARSAD) Psychiatric Information  American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP) American Psychiatric Association- Practice Guidelines American Psychiatric Association – Healthy Minds Boston University Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation National Organizations on Children’s and Adult Mental Health Anxiety Disorders Association of America Borderline Personality Disorder Resource Center Bulimia Resource Guide Center for Mental Health Services Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance Recovery International  SAFE Alternatives Schizophrenia.com Tourette Syndrome Association, Inc. National Organizations on Children’s Mental Health Attention De
Read more

National Aunt and Uncle Day

Image
National Aunt and Uncle’s Day on July 26th honors a special set of relatives we look up to throughout our lives. During holidays, family events and sometimes sleepovers, aunts and uncles often hold an extraordinary place in our hearts. They fill our lives with fun, laughter, love and incredible memories.   This holiday provides an opportunity to spend time with our parents’ siblings we trusted and leaned on growing up.  It would be an excellent time to get out the old photo albums. Look through the pictures, and relive the memories of earlier days around the Christmas tree or at the 4th of July picnic or maybe at the beach vacation that included those special aunts and uncles in your life. Get together with your relatives and create new memories. Remind them of all the reasons you enjoy having them in your life. Celebrate the lessons they’ve taught you and share them with the next generation.  Another way to celebrate the day is by documenting family memories and history.
Read more