I made a difference by UN-stacking the dish washer for my parents. I know I made a difference cause it felt good to help and my dad said "thank you".
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As part of our Inquiry unit, Room 12 from New Zealand has decided to put our topic on citizenship into practice. We have the challenge of performing one kind deed, each day, for 17 days, starting from the 13th of May, 2009. Follow us as we blog our citizenship journey.
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Thanks for my surprise birthday lunch, card and gifts that you all gave me on Friday. That was so cool and very much appreciated. I ate so much that I was on a sugar high that afternoon. I was glad that we played soccer for Team PE as then I could run a lot of it off. Keep up your good work on your 17 Days to Make a Difference. You are making a positive difference in peoples lives. Imagine if everyone did that everyday. What a different world we'd live in!
Thanks for my surprise birthday lunch, card and gifts that you all gave me on Friday. That was so cool and very much appreciated. I ate so much that I was on a sugar high that afternoon. I was glad that we played soccer for Team PE as then I could run a lot of it off. Keep up your good work on your 17 Days to Make a Difference. You are making a positive difference in peoples lives. Imagine if everyone did that everyday. What a different world we'd live in!
Good on you for emptying the dishwasher Jaime. A job well done!
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