Pledge “smilemoreoften”
"I will smile and say "hello" to strangers I pass on the streets in my neighborhood but only if 10 people in Miami, FL will do the same."
— Nikki D'Addario (contact)
Data limite per impegnarsi: 1 febbraio 2008
9 adesioni, 1 mancante
Paese: Stati Uniti
Località: Miami (vedere una mappa)
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Lets start smiling more often!
Data limite oltrepassata, questo impegno è ormai chiuso. You might be interested in these other pledges:
- refuse to accept a national ID card
- organising crazy events to raise over £5000 for charity before i turn 18
- stand for Parliament at the next general election to use the free mailing to raise awarenes of the unfairness of straddling young people with massive debt in order to complete higher education
- lend one of my DVDs to 3 friends
- pledge £1 to Sacha's Children's charity for every league goal scored by the Fleet this season.
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Hanno aderito (
= they've done it)
Nikki D'Addario, Primo Firmatario, insieme a:
- Stephen Caruso
- Robert Biggins
- Frank Rodriguez
- charlie ehlen
- joy johnson
- DORIS G.
- garsin cheung
- 2 people who signed up in Facebook
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Some of the people who signed this pledge also signed these pledges...
- refuse to accept a national ID card (3 people)
- organising crazy events to raise over £5000 for charity before i turn 18 (1 person)
- stand for Parliament at the next general election to use the free mailing to raise awarenes of the unfairness of straddling young people with massive debt in order to complete higher education (1 person)
- lend one of my DVDs to 3 friends (1 person)
- pledge £1 to Sacha's Children's charity for every league goal scored by the Fleet this season. (1 person)
- make my voice heard and help young people’s views to get noticed. When I have an opinion on a news story, I will voice it in the media by commenting online, writing to editors of papers or magazines, or calling in to TV or radio programmes. It’s our news too. (1 person)
Don't give up that easy