In this monologue, a woman laments her inability to come to resolve about how to help the problems of the world. Her busy schedule?all perfectly legitimate and needful activities?leave her exhausted, with little time or effort to make a dent in world hunger. Even her trips to the shopping mall create despair as she encounters a homeless woman there. She's left frustrated, complaining, "Even if I make a difference, it won't make a difference."

In this monologue, a woman laments her inability to come to resolve about how to help the problems of the world. Her busy schedule-all perfectly legitimate and needful activities-leave her exhausted, with little time or effort to make a dent in world hunger. Even her trips to the shopping mall create despair as she encounters a homeless woman there. She's left frustrated, complaining "even if I make a difference, it won't make a difference."Topics: BEING IMPRESSED WITH EXTERNALSCharacters: 1 FEMALEParticipants: 1Author: Mark Demel