I did bother to randomly be kind to people. One was simple; I had to talk to a friend while she cleaned her house. I sat on her bed (the only clear place) and watch her throw out junk two years older and put her room in an orderly manner. She said it wouldn't have gotten done because she couldn't just wonder off when she was bored with that room 'cause I was still sitting in there. It was a little cathartic for me because I didn't realize that I had gotten rid of so much stuff last year when I did my 100 things closet and clean out my kitchen. No way would I get down to a 100 gadgets, but I could get rid of crappy bowls/Tupperware. It was a little much to see all her stuff (to be fair she did go from a house to a two bedroom apartment).
My next one is spectacular. I helped a girl have a 16 year old party. Her mom didn't have money for a simple party of taking the Front Runner to Salt Lake, do the Temple Square thing, some historical sites and a lunch. I thought this was awful mostly, because I expected a car (a crap car, but a car none the less) and something great because I was 16. I figured if this girl wanted this relative cheap smart party she should have it. I donated some money and can't wait to hear that she had a good time, or thought or whatever it is 16 year olds think of stuff.
Here is a photo of my knitting since everyone seems to be spitting out babies right now.
BABY LEGGINGS!!!!
