Happy New Year!

I hope you have all had a wonderful 2012!

As promised, here is our belated Act 100, with the help of Ryan at 366 Random Acts of Kindness.

Act 365: Got The World To Sing Along.

Here's our contribution to Ryan's penultimate act:


All the best for 2013. x

Act 100: Took part in a 366 Random Acts of Kindness Act.

As many of you know, I was inspired to begin this blog and the acts that followed by a man called Ryan Garcia who began his own project "366 Random Acts of Kindness" at the beginning of this year. As 100 Acts grew, Ryan, in some unforeseeable circumstance, must have stumbled upon my tiny blog. And he asked Immy and I to help him in one of his own 366 Random Acts.

Needless to say, we were completely flattered and couldn't wait to help out.

Sadly, at the time of our 100th act, the act hasn't been posted by Ryan yet. So, I will leave you in this suspense and promise you a link to the details of the act once it's live on 366 Random Acts of Kindness.

Thank you so much for following our journey.
Much love,
Chloe & Immy. x

Act 99: Let off Lanterns.

Today, Immy and I let off lanterns in memory of those that we have lost.

Act 98: A Thanking Chapter.

Immy wrote an extra chapter of her wattpad book "Playing with Fire" to thank her fans for getting her over 400,000 reads on that particular book.

Congratulations, Imogen! Here's to another 400,000 reads! 

Act 97: Wrote a Song for the Girlfriend.

Today, Immy wrote a song for her girlfriend, La Laura. Apparently, the song wasn't horrifically sentimental so neither of them threw up.

And now, La Laura knows how appreciated she really is. ♥

Act 96: Penny Jar.

Today, Immy and I went into town armed with a jar full of pennies. We stood by a fountain, and handed out the pennies to passers by and told them to make a wish.

So, if you think about it, we were actually handing out wishes.

Act 95: Taxi to Costa.

Today, Immy drove friends to Costa and nearly crashed twice. And her parking "would have made her instructor cry" to quote herself.

I'm almost glad I wasn't invited.

Almost.

Act 94: Free Hugs.

Today, Immy and I handed out Free Hugs to anyone and everyone who wanted, needed or asked for them.

I hope we brightened a few people's days.

Act 87: Day on Yahoo Answers.

Today, Immy and I spent the majority of our time answering questions on Yahoo Answers. And we didn't even post stupid answers, we genuinely tried to be helpful!

Most of the time...

Act 85: Compliment Strangers.

Today, Immy and I spent the majority of the day complimenting people. This was another one of those acts that involved some questionable looks and us feeling somewhat creepy by the end of the day.

But, I can only hope we made at least someone feel better!

Act 83: Made Cakes for Glee.

Today, Immy made cakes for her Glee Club. She was going to take a picture of the cakes for me, but by the time she remembered to, they were all gone.

And I didn't even get one. This isn't on.

Act 80: Thank a Teacher.

Today, Immy and I thanked our teachers. It seems that when you get into college, teachers are surprisingly more like real people and treat you like adults, so it's a lot easier to get on with them.

And some of them are just fantastic.

Act 78: Supported Equal Marital Rights.

A lot of people think that a civil partnership and a marriage is the same thing.

When two people of the opposite sex fall in love and decide to get married, they are entered into a legal agreement with the law that states the partner as the next of kin. This means that, should anything ever happen to the partner, all the couple's belongings, savings and children will fall into the custody of the one person on the planet that the individual in question decided to spend the rest of their life with.

However, when two people of the same sex fall in love and decide to get married, they are only legally allowed a civil partnership. This, unlike a marriage, leaves each of the individuals' families as their next of kin. So, in this scenario, if anything were to happen to one partner, custody of that partner's possessions, savings and any adopted or surrogate children biologically related to them, falls into the custody of that person's family. Not the man or woman they have decided to spend the rest of their life with.

This means that if an individual that is gay has come from a homophobic family, or a family that doesn't like their partner, (let's face it, a lot of families don't like the person their children fall in love with) should anything happen to them, their family has no legal obligation to allow their partner to any possessions, savings, or entitlement to see their children.

Despite the fact that this person fell in love and decided to spend the rest of their life with their partner, simply because a civil partnership is not the same as a marriage. It's not the same at all.

Act 75: Helped Organise Children in Need in School.

Today was Children in Need! And, as one of the House Captains, I was trusted to organise events to take place at lunchtime within school.

I was in charge of face and nail painting, so I roped many a friend, including Immy, in to help out.

Surprisingly, everything went fantastically well! And I'm sure everyone had fun thanks to my wonderful volunteers, I couldn't have done it without them!

Act 65: Smuggled Tea.

Last night, Immy went to a firework display in a particularly cold field with her family and friends. To make the cold slightly more bearable, she smuggled flasks of tea and coffee in for everyone to share.

Remember, remember.

Act 64: Smiled at Everyone.

Today, Immy and I smiled at everyone. Absolutely everyone. As you can imagine, we seemed pretty creepy after not very long. However, I would like to think that we brightened up some people's days. Hopefully.

Act 63: Offered Help to Everyone.

Immy and I spent the whole of today offering help to people. But not just select people, we offered help to absolutely everyone we thought could do with a hand.

Act 58: Everyone Goes First.

I am back from London! I had a wonderful time, thank you for asking.

Today is "Everyone goes first" day. Which means absolutely everyone goes first. I dread to think what driving through Stokesley High Street will be like today.

Much love,

Act 57: Gay Pride!

Over the Summer, Immy attended Pride, a festival celebrating homosexuality. And seen as we were a little thin on the ground for posts this summer, she decided to write (or talk) about it this week.

She made this.

Act 56: Spa Treatment for Immy's Mum

Another lovely one from Imogen.

She bought her mum a voucher to get a spa treatment. I wish she'd do the same for me. *cough*Christmas Idea*cough*