Workers started off the day by braining storming a tentative plan for the next six weeks of work. Ideas were plotted onto the white board and left up for further consideration. The offline crew then went to a house in the community to help clean a yard and move spare lumber to someone who needed it. It's so true that one man's trash, is another man's treasure! After that workers spent the rest of their day transporting mulch from Big Island Eko Systems to the tree house in Mountain View.
At the same time online workers became acclimated to the joys of online blogging. After creating accounts and learning a few of the bells and whistles, the intense blogging began. The online crew wrote numerous blogs on the Green Collar Tech, Green Hawaii, and Kanu Hawaii websites. You should check them out because many of them come from different perspectives of the same events and it's interesting to learn what each person thought of the same work. Quick links to the blogs are located under the News and Updates section on the top right of the Hawaii Green Collar Jobs Training Program blogger homepage. Check them out daily because we update daily!
Trainee's Lessons and Tips of the Day:
- One man's trash is another man's treasure. So recycle!
- Blogging is easy, fun, and can earn you income if you're good at it!
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