Comments on: Tabunan Tree Planting – A Rivet on Corporate Social Responsibility http://coolwaterworks.com/2008/09/03/tabunan-tree-planting-rivet-on-corporate-social-responsibility/ The travel writer seeks the world we have lost - the lost valleys of the imagination. - Alexander Cockburn Fri, 01 Jan 2010 09:34:56 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Benjo http://coolwaterworks.com/2008/09/03/tabunan-tree-planting-rivet-on-corporate-social-responsibility/#comment-86 Benjo Wed, 10 Sep 2008 07:07:37 +0000 http://coolwaterworks.wordpress.com/?p=79#comment-86 Lingaw kaayo dah. I missed Cebu and the whole time I was there in Cebu for 11 years, how come I was not invited to events like these? huhuhuhu! So you are the official photographer of the group eh? :) Good choice! :) <blockquote><em>Dili ako ang official photographer... Self-appointed lang... hehehe... Arang-arang na lang diay ko kay 6 years lang. Haha! :)</em></blockquote> Lingaw kaayo dah. I missed Cebu and the whole time I was there in Cebu for 11 years, how come I was not invited to events like these? huhuhuhu!

So you are the official photographer of the group eh? :) Good choice! :)

Dili ako ang official photographer… Self-appointed lang… hehehe… Arang-arang na lang diay ko kay 6 years lang. Haha! :)

]]> By: elizabeth http://coolwaterworks.com/2008/09/03/tabunan-tree-planting-rivet-on-corporate-social-responsibility/#comment-80 elizabeth Mon, 08 Sep 2008 18:52:48 +0000 http://coolwaterworks.wordpress.com/?p=79#comment-80 you did a great job Mark, my favorite is the one where they formed diagonal, such art in tree planting :) I don't know if i ever would be comfortable with taking pictures of people, it is my weakest :) i only take it when it is candid, that way all of us are comfortable :) but you're correct, the activity really merits the focus on the planters too, like what you very well said, to bring message and awareness to corporations that their obligations are not limited to their employees only but to the society and to the environment. so, you are lucky and blessed to be the scribe. you did a great job Mark, my favorite is the one where they formed diagonal, such art in tree planting :)

I don’t know if i ever would be comfortable with taking pictures of people, it is my weakest :) i only take it when it is candid, that way all of us are comfortable :)

but you’re correct, the activity really merits the focus on the planters too, like what you very well said, to bring message and awareness to corporations that their obligations are not limited to their employees only but to the society and to the environment. so, you are lucky and blessed to be the scribe.

]]> By: betchai http://coolwaterworks.com/2008/09/03/tabunan-tree-planting-rivet-on-corporate-social-responsibility/#comment-79 betchai Sun, 07 Sep 2008 19:56:45 +0000 http://coolwaterworks.wordpress.com/?p=79#comment-79 again, great post Mark, i really like the way you wrote about your activity. one thing that i missed here is actually starting group activity with a prayer, unless of course, i am in church, or with my cell group from the Philippines :( Am sure, your colleagues would appreciate your summary and pictures, the pictures are great by the way, now, if someone also from us before in la salle would volunteer to document activity like the way you did, then, we would have something to go back to. i miss tree planting too. i always enjoyed it as our department activity before when i was still in la salle. especially if it would be in the mountains and would require some hiking, mababaw na kaligayahan, but it runs deeper actually, hahahaha! <blockquote><em>Thanks Miss Beth... This is actually the first time that I have photographed this many people. I am not inclined in portraits that much but this activity merits the focus on them. And so I obliged... :)</em></blockquote> again, great post Mark, i really like the way you wrote about your activity. one thing that i missed here is actually starting group activity with a prayer, unless of course, i am in church, or with my cell group from the Philippines :(

Am sure, your colleagues would appreciate your summary and pictures, the pictures are great by the way, now, if someone also from us before in la salle would volunteer to document activity like the way you did, then, we would have something to go back to.

i miss tree planting too. i always enjoyed it as our department activity before when i was still in la salle. especially if it would be in the mountains and would require some hiking, mababaw na kaligayahan, but it runs deeper actually, hahahaha!

Thanks Miss Beth… This is actually the first time that I have photographed this many people. I am not inclined in portraits that much but this activity merits the focus on them. And so I obliged… :)

]]> By: Lana http://coolwaterworks.com/2008/09/03/tabunan-tree-planting-rivet-on-corporate-social-responsibility/#comment-77 Lana Sun, 07 Sep 2008 16:39:28 +0000 http://coolwaterworks.wordpress.com/?p=79#comment-77 How very awesome of you--to plant & to document like that. Keep up the good work. I'm glad to hear of corporations sponsoring & encouraging such events. If only they ALL did more of that! Thanks for taking us along on your day. :) <blockquote><em>Yeah, reforestation is a critical activity for watersheds... And definitely we need more hands to help. Thanks again for visiting.</em></blockquote> How very awesome of you–to plant & to document like that. Keep up the good work. I’m glad to hear of corporations sponsoring & encouraging such events. If only they ALL did more of that! Thanks for taking us along on your day. :)

Yeah, reforestation is a critical activity for watersheds… And definitely we need more hands to help. Thanks again for visiting.

]]> By: Caroline Crayon http://coolwaterworks.com/2008/09/03/tabunan-tree-planting-rivet-on-corporate-social-responsibility/#comment-76 Caroline Crayon Sat, 06 Sep 2008 14:11:47 +0000 http://coolwaterworks.wordpress.com/?p=79#comment-76 Cool Water Works, This post inspires me so much. I have long looked for a way of bringing spirituality -- not religion -- into group endeavors. I know that Mother Earth appreciates your efforts. A scribe is an important element of any project. By telling what happened, you create a sort of water mark in history. Sometimes I feel like that's what I do in my stories. I'm sorry I don't comment often. I live without Internet access, so I have to go to libraries or cafes to visit blogs. Be well. <blockquote><em>Hello Caroline. Thanks for dropping by... I appreciate your visits and your blog entries more knowing that you really take extra time and effort. Be well too... :)</em></blockquote> Cool Water Works,
This post inspires me so much. I have long looked for a way of bringing spirituality — not religion — into group endeavors. I know that Mother Earth appreciates your efforts.

A scribe is an important element of any project. By telling what happened, you create a sort of water mark in history. Sometimes I feel like that’s what I do in my stories.

I’m sorry I don’t comment often. I live without Internet access, so I have to go to libraries or cafes to visit blogs.

Be well.

Hello Caroline. Thanks for dropping by… I appreciate your visits and your blog entries more knowing that you really take extra time and effort. Be well too… :)

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