Showing posts with label to make a difference. Show all posts
Showing posts with label to make a difference. Show all posts
Sunday, April 13, 2008
Day 17
Today I cleaned up the jam incident in the fridge. It was all over the slot that held the jam container. Normally I would just leave it for Mum to clean up. She said "WOW!" when she saw me cleaning it up. I feel that my family and friends have really noticed the change in attitude within me.
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Tuesday, April 1, 2008
Day 6
Today my good deed was to pick up rubbish during the day. I picked up rubbish at morning tea, at lunch and on the way home. I helped our environment and made it a little less full of litter. I felt very proud because this time I did an anonymous task (I didn't get any thanks and no one knew who did it.)
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Monday, March 31, 2008
Day 5
My good deed today was to put out the rubbish. I know I made a difference because whoever was going to put out the rubbish wont have had to and they had time to do what they wanted. I once again felt proud that I did this because I feel that every little thing that I do adds up into something big. The person I helped must have felt relieved because it was one less thing that they had to worry about.
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Friday, March 28, 2008
Day 2
Today I decided to make dinner for the family and replace all of the rubbish bags. I helped Mum again today because she usually makes dinner and she would have been the one to have replaced the rubbish bags if I didn't. I know that I made a difference because Mum gave me a big hug and said "thank you!" when I did the rubbish and she had a huge smile pasted across her face when I was making dinner. I felt really good when I did these things because Mum has so many things to do and I feel proud being able to help her just a little bit by doing these two things. Mum must have felt so relieved when she didn't have to worry about what to do for dinner!
I am looking forward to tomorrow and already have an idea about what to do.
I am looking forward to tomorrow and already have an idea about what to do.
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