Blog Post Day 2

 5/10/22, 20:00

Today was a very productive day for Josh and Tucker’s senior project. We started at about 9:30 where we began to sort through and organize some of the materials and chemicals my dad had in his garage. Once we organized some of the products, we were able to create a list of some products we would need for when we start the actual detailing process. Tucker and I did this for about an hour to where we then transitioned into beginning our website construction and researching different softwares to use for this website, and our financial occupations. We researched for a couple hours, had some lunch, and then continued to work for about another hour on creating a spreadsheet to look at pricing and margins of possible products. We then headed to campus to meet with Kelly about our blogs, go to baseball practice, and had some dinner while we enjoyed the vastness of black flies on the Proctor Academy campus. Overall, it was a solid official start to our senior project and we look forward to getting back at it tomorrow!

Day Hours: 4

Total Hours: 6.5

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