Day 6

Today I made a difference by playing with my little brother, even though I didn't want to. I know I made a difference because my parents thanked me for doing it, as they had no time to do it themselves. I felt worn out, because my little brother is very energetic, and I played with him for around 30 minutes.

Day 5

Today I forgot again, as we were still mountain biking down in Rotorua. Tomorrow I will be able to make a difference though, as I won't be busy.

Day 4

Today I didn't make a difference, as I was down in Rotorua on a mountain biking trip, so I was busy biking and forgot to try and make a difference. I will try tomorrow, though.

Day 3

Today I made a difference by helping put away the tables at a disco I went to. I know I made a difference because after I packed away the tables, that was half the tables put away already, and meant less for the leaders to have to carry out. I felt tired afterwards, because the tables were really heavy, and I had to carry 2 at a time. I think the leaders felt happy with me for doing their job for them without asking me to.

Day 2

Today I made a difference by helping our class P.E. monitors pack up the cones. I made a difference because it would have taken them a long time to pack all of them up by themselves, but since I did it for them, all they had to do was take the ball, bat and wickets back to class, and it took all of us a lot less time. I felt quite good about myself, because I saved them a whole lot of time and effort. I think they felt happy with me, because they thanked me for doing it afterwards.

Day 1

Today I made a difference by doing alot of work on the school computers that we were going to all do tomorrow. I know I made a difference because Mr. Read, our teacher, thanked me for doing it. I felt happy with myself because I knew I didn't have to do it tomorrow.