This is the twenty-first day of my research assistant role of the Youth Gardening Project. Today's location was at the Macon County Farmers Market. The market second opened day is Saturdays. The first opened day is Wednesdays. I came to the market in hopes of finishing a task given to us by Deloris Coleman. As I stated in my blog on Wednesday [6/10/09], she wanted us to plant the tomato plants the children of the Youth Garden Project sold to her Wednesday, June 10, 2009. Her husband was at home during the time and he was able to give us the necessary tools needed to execute the planting of the tomato plants.
On the other hand, the children were able to sell all remaining tomato plants and made a profit of $200.00 total. The price rate of the tomato plants was: 1 plant for $5.00, 3 plants for $10.00, and 5 plants for $20.00.
About Me
- Legacy of Excellence
- I'm currently in my third year at Tuskegee University majoring in social work. I'm outgoing, gregarious, and expressive. I am energized by other people and my surroundings. I'm a perceptive observer of life. I like to develop a good understanding of situations by analyzing what I see and then applying a rigorous logical or ethical framework to my decisions. I'm extremely reliable and disciplined. I like to set goals and make plans on how to achieve those goals. People often come to me for help because I am loyal and trustworthy. I have a remarkable ability to remain calm in stressful circumstances and I don't take my emotions out on others. I'm often a soothing presence to people around me. Complexity doesn't frighten me; I'm open to ideas and love to discern patterns in events and relationships. Nor am I alarmed by the unknown, in fact, I thrive on adventure and new experiences.
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