Greenhorn, here again!  I meant to post everything on Friday but my computer must have not saved anything.  Typical PC.
So, last Friday Thomas and I did some good work on the Blackstone Brewery, successfully potting over 100-hundred trees.  On our way over to Blackstone we found a tree who had gotten ran over by either a motor vehicle or a large person.  Being the rebels we are, we decided to put the poor sap to rest (get it?  Cause trees make sap) and put in a brand new tree.  You're welcome environment!  Oh yeah, the compost looks awesome (as always).  Enjoy the pictures and happy Monday everybody!

Alright, so Thomas came back.  Which means no more GreenHorn fun.  Just kidding, I'm allowed to have fun!  Yesterday I brought out several of my Phi Delta Theta brothers, and we potted over 500 trees at a nursery owned by the Department of Forestry!  Not bad for us Greek Week Champions... that's right, we celebrate by helping the environment!
In other news, the compost is alive and well, and decomposing away.  Tom and I will be going to Blackstone tomorrow, to work on the nursery, so stay tuned for more awesomeness from your favorite GreenHorn!

Hello, fellow tree lovers!  While Tom was away in Fort Collins, for the annual Bike Summit (put on by New Belgium Breweries), the GreenHorn got to work!  Today we rearranged the newly located tree nursery and built a container to collect compostable materials.  My buddy Ian came out to show his support for SoundForest and helped rearrange the nursery and build the compost container... and boy, does that compost look tasty! Just kidding, you should NEVER eat compost, it is meant for trees and flowers.  After a few hours of hard work, we were rewarded with two, Blackstone Chaser Pale six packs... bottled an hour before we got them... we were super happy campers!  If you like beer then you need to start drinking Blackstone, it's phenomenal (of course, drink responsibility).  Speaking of Blackstone, I think I might grab one right now.  Goodnight, and stay classy Nashville!

Sincerely,
Jacob "GreenHorn" Brown

Hello friends, my name is Jacob Farrell Brown, the GreenHorn and Compost Specialist of SoundForest!  I like long walks on the beach, holding hands at midnight, cuddling, and embracing trees... does that sound weird?  Oh well, this is my life at SoundForest!  Well, today Thomas and I met with Samantha Hart from Hands On Nashville to discuss our partnership and future, super-awesome projects to help improve the environment.  This was the first day I felt like an intern, as they dictated and I took notes from the meeting.  They soon commandeered my computer.  I sat on the sidelines and said nothing.  I tried to not even breathing, as to go unnoticed.  I should probably stop typing about the meeting right now, Thomas just walked in and he looks maaaaaaaadddddddddd.  Just kidding!
Anyways, welcome to my life and The GreenHorn Daily!  Stay tuned for more awesome updates and adventures from yours truly, Jacob "GreenHorn" Brown.