Notes,

Today I started my notes which means that I started answering my essential and foundation questions. I don't know the answers to all of them so that's what I'm going to need to figure out because they are important questions. I also added one more to my webliography and I turned that and my questions into Mrs. Savido. So yeah, that's all I did so far.

I haven't done this in a while..

Today, I just kind of added more to my webliography, since there are so many articles about the Salvation Army and the economy. I also thought of some questions i could ask a volunteer of the Salvation Army. I just put those on my essential and foundation question list. So yeah, that's pretty much all I did today, I don't know, the day isn't over yet.

What's the point?

I'm pretty much wrapping up my proposal, I think.
I have a lot finished and I'm on the 5th paragraph: what will your project look like in the end?
Basically most of it is complete, I just feel like I keep repeating things over and over, so I don't know, I'll just have to go back and change things around or whatever.

Today I accomplished that little piece of purple paper, some of my proposal and this blog that I'm writing right here. It's not much, but I don't think we were really supposed to do anything else today.

I am unsure of my next step. I guess it would be to finish my proposal completely. Also, maybe to fill out some more information on the little excel chart thing. That would probably be nice to have some more stuff on there. I don't know.

Yeah

So, today we had to critique someone else's webliography. I was given someones on "Going Green." Their sites seemed really legitimate and it looked like their sites were really good. Although I did find some spelling errors and just some sentences that didn't make any sense at all to me. I might have just been reading it the wrong way or it could have just been written wrong, I really don't know.

I'm also going to continue working on my proposal and hopefully I'll get more done than I already have. That is if I can possibly think of anymore than I have written down. I should be able to but I feel as though I'm repeating myself over and over, like I just keep saying the same things. I don't know, I'll have to read it over in a minute, after I'm finished writing this.

Did You Know?

· Operates in 111 countries
· More than 17,000 active and more than 8,700 retired officers, 1,041,461 soldiers, around 100,000 employees and more than 4.5 million volunteers
· Serves more than 35 million people in the U.S. alone
· American composer Charles Ives wrote a piece for vocalist and piano entitled “General William Booth Enters Heaven”
· The Salvation Army Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Community Center provides opportunities that facilitate positive, life-changing experiences through: arts, athletics, personal development, spiritual discovery and community service.
· The Salvation Army Museum Basel is a private museum about the Salvation Army
· The three ‘S’s’ best expressed the way in which the Army administered to the ‘down and outs’: first, soup; second, soap; and finally, salvation. Their mission is to bring the whole world under the Christian umbrella

:)

We played tetris like the whole class. Although I can't see this autostereograms, I still played because I wanted to try and get a high school but my highest was like 53 and I was on skilled and I just pressed the down arrow key until 53 popped up. So yeah, it was a good time.

some new questions..

I happened to think of a few new questions that I could possibly use for my essential question. I also worked on my questionnaire and I finished most of the questions on there. I might end up changing some of the answers but they are completed for the most part.

· Is the Salvation Army still reaching as many people as they used to?
· How many people have the Salvation Army helped/helping?
· How many volunteers have offered their help to the Salvation Army?