So as I mentioned earlier, I was heading over to grab some lunch today, when I saw a line of folks headed to the parking lot:My curiousity piqued, I followed them. (It was also a chance for me to try out the camera on my new phone, especially since I didn't feel like walking back to get my camera.)
When they started handing out shovels, I eventually put two and two together, and figured out that it was a bunch of employees volunteering their lunch breaks to plant trees on campus for Earth Day:So, I walked a little around campus to take a few pics.
Some folks were dressed appropriately for the occasion:And other folks... weren't:There was much mulch:And there was also moving of shrubbery:Not to mention filling of holes:Now, the cynics among us may see this as an easy way for the company to get free landscaping, though I think that's completely off base. (Especially since, after watching some of the planting, I get the feeling that they're going to have to call in some genuine arborists and landscapers to fix things up ... But it's the thought that counts.)
Thanks -- Joe
Monday, April 23, 2007
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"There's two kinds of people in this world, Tuco... those with loaded cameras, and those who dig."
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So where was your shovel? LOL. Your phone camera makes great pictures. Best ones I have seen made with a camera phone. Helen
So, did you get permission from people to post publically your shots of their, um, backsides bent over? Yep, great thought and spirit:) Good example for other companies to consider. Or, better yet, if building a new building, don't tear down all the trees and vegetatian already there; some trees are quite high and yet get clear-cutted and wee saplings put in their place. Not an option for AOL as the buildings are all in place already, of course. nice idea, nice photos:)
That is really great... the power of people...
be well,
Dawn
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Very nice!
This is just a thought (you knew I'd have something to say), why do they have to kill that patch of grass to plant a tree? Isn't that counterproductive to what Earth Day is all about?
Just being a smart-youknowwhat.
I watered my plants, that was my contribution.
a shrubbery..heh
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