I just finished Every Monday Matters: 52 ways to make a difference by Matthew Emerzian and Kelly Bozza.  It's a great little book with ideas for how we can make a difference in our own life, in the lives of others, in our community, and in our world.  I think we should do something each day to make a difference.  How do you feel about this?  

One thing that I do to make a difference in our environment is that I pick up litter on my daily walk.  I walk a 2.5 mile stretch on most days.  It was once filled with litter.  I would complain to my husband on each walk about how awful it looked.  One day I came to the realization that I could complain, or I could do something about it.  I spent 7 hours of my spring break year before last cleaning up that stretch of road.  Now, I take a bag with me when I walk and pick up whatever has been thrown out.  It's now a clean 2.5 mile stretch of road!  Please don't litter!

Let's use the discussion section to list how we are making a difference.  What are you doing?