“It has long been an axiom of mine that the
little things are infinitely the most important.” --Arthur Conan Doyle
Today, I did a lot of
little positive acts
The first one included a button. I wrapped a button with paper and wrote “Free
Hugs” on it. Then, I walked around
school and went to a football game with this pin on my shirt.
- Make someone feel accepted
- Relieve stress
-Improve your immne system
-Lower blood pressure
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The next thing I did was make a bookmark for a stranger. I went to my American Literature class and walked to my
desk. On it was a book.
So, thinking I’d be nice, I made a bookmark!
I know I’d like it if someone saved my page. And I’d REALLY like if I found a nice message
in it. And even now, I don’t know whose
book that was.
JI started a trend today too.
I was at the football game at 5:45 to set up the concession stand, and
my art teacher was there. He gave me
some calk. And me, being a former
cheerleader, decided to pump up the beaver spirit! Look at my beautiful art work!
See? I think these
really got people excited! I even drew a
pink ribbon since today was the Cancer Awareness/Parents’ Night football
game. And the best part? When I was done working concessions at the
end of the night, the entire slab of pavement was covered in drawings!
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My last positive act of the day involved Jena A. (The A stands for awesome.) She wanted me to walk her to her car when all
everything in the concession stand was put away. I decided that I could take five minutes and
do that. Why not?
"It's the little details that are vital. Little things make big things happen." --John Wooden
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