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Day 27 Slideshow: Document Sunday Morning #30DaysofGOOD

Take a look at our favorite snapshots from today's #30DayofGOOD Challenge: Document Sunday morning.

Nona Willis Aronowitz
By Nona Willis AronowitzDec 05, 2011
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This month we are challenging our community to document your life. Each morning we post a daily mini-challenge on GOOD.is, Twitter, and Tumblr, along with a testimonial from someone on the GOOD team who's already completed it.

Today, we asked our community to document Sunday morning. Here is a roundup of some of our favorite photos the GOOD community shared with us on Twitter, Facebook, and Tumblr.

Join us tomorrow, when we challenge you to document someone who helped you.

Once you've snapped a photo, be sure to share it with us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Facebook by using the hashtag #30DaysofGOOD. We will then post a roundup of your images later that day.

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