Blog 1: Introductory Video

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 15 September 2022 1745 - 1802 hrs. Jordan Thompson, Jordan Syperski, And Glen Svebek      After our group made a successful link up, we began to produce our collected trash for the week. As would be expected everyone had similar items in their trash such as food waste to include banana peels, lettuce. The other items that were prevalent in the trash was the containers that prepared food comes in and prepared drinks for example tuna packets, nut containers and prepared soup.       Overall, the experience was gross (using Jordan Thompson word), and we all agreed that was an accurate description, on a serious note we all agreed that it was surprising how much trash is collected for only a week, and when you just through a banana peel away or a tuna packet you think it doesn't make a difference, but as you look at the week's results you realize how much one individual contributes to the overall issue.      When we asked each other whic...

  Blog 3: The Environment and Me      When considering the topic for this blog I thought back to the past three years, the year before the COVID epidemic was thrust upon us and the two years since and, I asked myself did my environment change, was my world thrown into chaos, did I become rudderless? After a complete and honest assessment, I would state that my life and environment which I define loosely as my day to day living conditions and interaction with others was not upended rather, I was more resilient. When I examine the COVID epidemic on my life/environment I examine it through three lenses first academics, social, and overall, my mental health which I will go into more detail to describe my experience.      When the epidemic emerged and started it’s spread across the country, I was attending Fayetteville Technical Community College (FTCC) studying in their Horticulture Program, and like most students we had to transition to onli...

Date:02 September  Time: 1200 - 1245pm Name: Jordan Syperski             Jordan Thompson             Glen Svebek 1.              After our discussion and exchanging of our thoughts it was generally agreed that humans (taker sector of mankind) have some culpability to the destruction and future inevitable crashing and termination of the planet and all that resides on it. The varying degrees of human responsibility for this past and ongoing destruction is where there were differing opinions. 2.        The discussion of Ishmael and the narrator both lamenting over the loss of time and reaching each other so late in life was an idea that was generally agreed as true. There are a few reasons, but the most popular reason would be is that with younger people they are lulled to the numbness by the song and music of Mother Culture and have not been shackled by the ch...