A week ago, my mom hurt her foot and when we visited the doctor they told her to rest. Since then, I've been doing favors for her and helping in any way possible.
My sister fell sick around the same time, so I've been doing things for her too.
6/3/2019
While my sister was at horse riding, my mom and I hung out in the mall. Because we had run out of eggs at home, I let my mom wait on a bench as I went and got the groceries myself.
Out of kindness, friendship and courage, I think I displayed kindness because I did a good deed for my mom who does an awful lot for me whenever the slightest thing goes wrong.
This blog provides a service as action opportunity for G6 to think about the ethical implications of actions; when they are kind, courageous, or a good friend, what happens to them, to others, and the world because of their actions? In writing about the impact of these acts on a blog, we hope to raise awareness of how kindness, courage and friendship can propel us to greatness and help make the world a better place.
Thursday, March 07, 2019
Wednesday, March 06, 2019
something shine
I was walking but then suddenly I saw something shining in the sun I walked a bit closer and it was money. It was 10 QR ($2.75) one of my friends told me lets keep it no one will notice at first I was a bit unsure should I keep it or should I give it to the teachers. His words were a bit convincing but I decided to give it back so I did and I was rewarded.
Monday, March 04, 2019
Charity and books
Hospital visit
I had some kind of urge to visit children in the hospital and read them stories, one child, my relative, named Leila said that I was a great reader and she really needed some support since she was sick with food poisoning. It was really fun reading to them and donating to Qatar charity along the way and I thought that I would read stories to people more often! Walking out of the hospital, I, once again, experienced some kind of feeling of being kind, it feels like you achieved something! I was really sad seeing what people had to go through and experience but the thought of putting a smile on their face brings me joy. I showed courage getting in the room, reading a story in front of my relatives and remember, no matter what, doing an act of kindness, courage or friendship, nothing will stop you, your fears, your shyness, nothing. The feeling of feeling happy after it is really worth it! I will take notes next time as well as bring props and make it more fun!
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Feisty's Journey
We have been caring for her for the past year. We have had some casualties with her like I got bitten twice trying to feed her. She also got sick from drinking pool water. We give her fresh water every day so she doesn't get sick again.
This is a photo i took of Feisty 6 months ago.
Special thanks to my mom and dad for getting food for the cats. Very special thanks to my cat Feisty for being some what cooperative though out her journey.
Sunday, March 03, 2019
Sunday, March 3,2019
Helping my parents
I helped my parents by taking care of my smaller siblings (babysitting them) the whole day while my parents where very busy with there work and also I helped my parents around the house for a very very big family event.Helping my dad
Usually, my dad wakes up a bit earlier than me to walk my dog but he's always very tired because he come back from a flight and doesn't get enough sleep. One morning I set my alarm earlier than usual and I told my dad to stay in bed and I will walk the dog.
Saturday, March 02, 2019
Sending Money to Charity| Jude
Hi, my name is Jude. In today's blog, I will tell you what kind thing I did on Friday, March 1st.
On Friday, March 1st I went with my BFF Leen to a school called NBS ( Newton British school) and I was selling stuff to get money, I sold slime with leen and made quite a lot of money. At the end of the fair, we counted out the money and split the money into two parts so that we each get a fair amount of money. After my friend leen left I decided to go to the mall and put half of the money that I received from the fair to charity at Villagio mall.
Thank you for listening to my blog for today.
I think my act was an act of kindness because I was giving money to people who need it more than i do.
Friday, March 01, 2019
Project kindness day 1
The Plan
My dog Lola had gone on a walk and got sand all over her so The plan is to give her a bath I will have some help from my mother but it is so I don’t put any products that shouldn’t be on Lola and so I don’t hurt Lola by accident
The next day 28/02/19
Today I will be giving my dog a bath with help from my mother here is a picture of Lola before
my mother did mange to get most of the sand off her while de tangling Lola yesterday, my mother had to this task because Lola is a dog so she has sensitive skin and I did not want to hurt her by accident she will now get de tangled again for one last time and she will take a bath
2 minutes later
Here is Lola during the bath and after the bath unfortunately I forgot to ask my mother to take pictures of me drying her and giving her a bath.
Thank you
For reading my Project kindness day 1 action
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Wednesday, February 27, 2019
Aleethia 6A - Project Kindness. Ready, Set, Plan!
Hello single reader! 26/2/2019
My name's Aleethia, and i'm on a quest to....How do I word this...Do kind things, because that's what schools do to make you a better person. No, but in all seriousness, it's a necessary practice of tolerance and acceptance to propel us into mature teenagers. The Kindness Challenge is a long process, and it starts today!
AT HOME
Currently, my mom is cooking rice. Why, you may ask? It's for the Kindness Challenge. I mean, i'm writing it on here, so of course it's for the kindness challenge. On our way back from school, we bought three cans of tuna to mix with the rice. I also have some water and a small container ready. Today, my act of kindness will be dedicated to the hungry cats in our compound.
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| Tuna to mix with the rice. |
In our compound, no wild cats are really cared for, and we usually look over them, but I've already grown fond of some cats in our compound, like Coffee and Caramel. I'll try and snap some pictures on my way home. There's also a pregnant, frail cat walking around our compound that my friend and I found while on a sleepover. I'll try and find her too, but she probably walked over the bridge to lot 2 already. I'll update you on this later, so just assume on walking out the house by the time you read this. Here I have some pictures of the tuna and container we got.
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| Large container we used for the food. |
THE NEXT DAY 27/2/2019
I cannot believe that I didn't write anything on here from when I came home yesterday. I could just make the excuse that I forgot, or I could just say that I preferred to roller blade on the 10 meter long road right outside my house. I learnt how to do a sharp turn! ...but that's not what this is about.
There's one thing that I forgot to address yesterday, one of my goals; My goal is to find AT LEAST 10 cats. I have good news, and bad news. Which one do you want first? ...and this is when you realize this blog was already written the way it is, and you can't choose...sorry. We'll start with the bad news. I only fed 4 cats yesterday, which is why I'm going to try again today. It's not a major train-smash, but the thing is I thought there would be too many.
When a friend and I were walking around the compound, we encountered a lot more than I thought. Right now I am in study hall, and we have 15 more minutes, so I won't write that much. I have some more pictures that I'm going to add when I get home. I just realized that I forgot the good news! The good news, is that I found Caramel AND Potato the pregnant cat! I got pictures of them, and two other cats eating the food as proof.
LATER THAT NEXT DAY
I've finally sent all the pictures from my personal account to my school account, which means I can finally show you all 10 cat's i've fed! Yup, I got six cats to eat my delicious food today. The last two pictures have a little story behind them. I'm hoping to do my reflection and finish his blog post today. If not, then that's totally fine, but I KNOW That this will be ready soon. Anyways, here are the pictures -
I'm sorry if the organizing of these pictures are messy. It's because on here, there aren't many options to control where your pictures go, so this is the best I could get it. If some pictures are kind of pixelated, it's because if I got too close they would run away, then when I went away, they came back, so I had to zoom in for some. Anyways, I told you that I had stories to tell. In the last picture you can see one cat eating my delicious tuna & rice mix, and one cat staring at it, or more likely, the food. Well that one staring cat and another cat started walking, then chasing me, so I couldn't take a picture of the last cat.
Now for the story belonging to the second last cat. So I was walking on the sidewalk, peacefully looking for more cats to feed, until I feel something seep into my hair. Splatters of water scattered themselves on my arm, and then I realized that it was starting to rain. There were giant tents and gazebos around the park, plus the big, thick trees, so that's where I was headed. I knew very well that a road to the park was directly behind me, but for some reason, my natural instincts told me to run. So I did. I ran FORWARDS Though. The rain got heavier, so I just took cover inside one random apartment I found. You find that in our compound, it's not weird to go into an apartment, but it is to go into their houses. A little cat decided to take shelter with me, so it was the perfect time to give him so food. I just waited out the rain petting him/her.
In the end, I fed ten hungry cats. Some cold and wet, some pregnant and frail, but they all needed it. So, courage, friendship or kindness? I think that during these two days of feeding hungry cats, I practiced kindness. I'd like to think that i'm friends with the cats, but they only probably like me because of the food. I think that giving, food, warmth and love to something/someone who needs it is the kindest thing you could do. I don't think there is a single thing I would change about this. This was the most fun learning experience! And with that, I would like to end off this blog post. Thank you for making it this far through my blog post. I'm excited to do more in the future!
Ⓣⓗⓐⓝⓚ Ⓨⓞⓤ!
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