Day 17

Today is the final day of my 17 days of random acts of kindness. Today I helped my mum by keeping an eye on my sister while she slept. I am happy with my 17 days of random acts of kindness and I think it has made me a better person. I will continue doing those little things that brighten up someone's day as well as mine. I encourage anyone that reads this blog tries their own little days of kindness and see for yourself.

Day 15

Today I looked after my sister, who is one, for forty minutes. I knew this helped my mum because she finally gets some free time to read a book. Taking care of my sister leaves her with absoulutely no time to do things she wanted to do. I was glad I could help her.

Day 13

Today I was in the school library doing the lunch time art competition. A girl that was sitting diagonaly across to me realised that her black pen had run out of ink. Seeing that she was rather desperate, I lent her my pen. I felt happy afterwards that I could have helped out.

Day 7

Today I helped my mum look after my little sister. This isn't something I usually do because my little sister, aged 1, is always really cranky. I feel relieved that she wasn't too bad today. I was also quite happy because we some games together. This helped my mum a lot, she sometimes has to get up at midnight to look after my sister.

Day 6

Today at school I was typing on a laptop. I saw Nicola from my class asked the teacher if she could use a computer, our teacher said yes. When Nicola looked around, there were no more computers left. I gave her my laptop and told her she could use it. I am glad I helped her because afterwards I realised that I couldn't make any use of the laptop anyway because the people that I am supposed to help with the laptop weren't here anyway.

Day 4

Today when I went ice skating with my friends. As we playing around, someone lost their footing on the ice and fell over. I normally would just ignore them, but today I went up and helped her up. I know I made a difference to this stranger because she said "thank you" to me. I am happy to know that I can be nice to a person I have never set my eyes on before.

Day 3

Today I made breakfast for my parents so they had one less thing to do. I know they appreciated it because they were more cheerful at breakfast. This gave me a happy feeling and I hoped that I could do more to help them.

Day 2

Today I washed the dishes without being told twice. I know this made a difference for my parents even though they didn't say anything. My sister now has a sore throat and will not eat or drink anything, and also she will not stop crying. I feel happy that I've done this and I hope my sister gets well soon.