When I woke up in the morning,my mom told me to take out the trash.First,I seperated the trash according to the recycling bins and threw them away.

Then,I went to the garden and picked up some fresh herbs that we grew organically for the breakfast. After the breakfast we put the leftovers into the compost bucket. 

One of our neighbors passing by on the street saw us composting and was very interested and wanted to learn how to do it. So we decided to organize a compost workshop in our neighborhood.

As weeks passed, our neighborhood embraced composting, and our community garden flourished. Neighbors shared their progress, and some even brought extra compost to help the plants grow. Inspired by the success, we started monthly eco-friendly workshops, teaching ways to reduce waste and grow food sustainably.

The kids, once just decorating buckets, eagerly checked on the compost and learned about soil health. What began as a simple morning chore had transformed into a community-wide movement, bringing us all together to make a lasting impact on the environment.

On the inspiration of the composting workshop, another neighbour, Mr Smith and his wife decided to organise a new workshop to collectively create an organic garden of edible plants in the common areas of the neighbourhood. 

So we planted tomatoes, peppers, aromatic herbs and other vegetables that all residents could harvest when they were ready. At the same time, we learned natural farming techniques and had already learned how to make natural fertilizers from our garbage. Working together and sharing knowledge brought us closer together and made us feel like we were building something important for the future. 

Slowly, our neighbourhood was transforming into a model of sustainable living, where everyone contributed in their own way, making everyday life greener and more harmonious.

The green harmony we were living in , something was off. Then we realised that there wasn’t enough trees. So, we decided to start a campaign to collect saplings. Soon enough, we had many saplings in our hands. We planted them together . As we planted, we recided our knowlegde , trees consume carbon dioxide and give oxygen. This was one of our best memories ever.   

All this work was very tiring and people needed rest. The best solution to meet this need was to engage in art and music. We had to set up an art workshop to be able to do this.

The citizens of the neighbourhood decided to organise a music workshop once a week. Mrs. Irene who was a musician and lived in the neighborhood, volunteered to take over the whole activity , learning musical instruments and the choir so that they could relax and have good relations with each other.