Acts of Kindness

I let my friend Hannah cut in line twice on the way to recess.

On April 15th, 2011 as a senior in high school I participated in a day of silence, but instead of just during the four hours that my classmates participated in it I literally began at midnight and ended it on midnight of April 16th, 2011. During which time I endured the same torture as I had for the last four years since I had first learned about GSA and the day of silence. My friends abandoned me and I was literally beat up because I refused to talk.

I have endured this for four years and I still have done it. I even was supposed to perform at the Senior Spotlight and I attended it and sacrificed a chance at a full scholarship to college because I refused to break my silence for money. For the entirety of my act, I stood in front of my entire community and continued not to speak. After which, a freshman that had heard about my day of silence passed this on. I did not know her name but she said that those that stand up for people's freedoms and endure everything to bring attention to some very unsupported students in my school that get bullied everyday and risk my entire reputation for people that weren't even part of my life. She said she admired that I stood up for BGLTs in the world. I am the only person in my school that has participated and kept my vow of silence for the entire day, refusing to break it. Not even the GSA president or the teacher advisors have don that.

I have continued since then to create a tag line for all of the allies because of the freshman that passed this on. I am currently working with what is remaining of our GSA to make next year's participants safer so they don't go through this as well.

I saw the gym was messy and asked my teacher if I could help sweep it.

to day at pe i helped my sub. do the pe game and it was so much fun and i also got to play the game too.

After going to my best friends house, his families internet was not working. I spent a couple hours helping them out and fixing the internet for them. Later that night, my best friend was so thankful he gave me the wristband.

there was a little girl name jenna and she had a friends name kayli and jaycee they were so nice to each other they live together we they grew up.

there was a girl at school that nobody talked to. And i went up and talked to her cause se was cring and i have a new friend now.

One day, I was playing in my front yard. Mrs. jenkins was crossing the street, then, A CAR CAME BLAZING DOWN THE STREET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "watch out Mrs. Jenkins!" I yelled. Then, acting on instinct I pushed her out of the way to safety. "Thank you, lifesaver." she said. And she gave me this wristband.

P.S Mrs. Jenkins is 85.

I babysat my cute little neigbors for free in the middle of the day in summer and when they cut their selves i brought them into my house, cleaned it, and banaged it. luckily i am first-aid certified thanks to the Castaic Lake Junior Lifeguard Program. PASS THE KINDNESS IS AWSOME!!!!!!! I LOVE THIS WEBSITE!!!!!! YAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)

i helped my friend clean her room