Turning Annoyances into Appreciations: A New Perspective Challenge

[godoflove777]

@pjnewy aww this is lovely! X

 

[johnboy99]

Really sweet positive post.

 

[tooltime]

Love this!

 

[veryscared]

What a positive post. I’m often guilty of exactly the same. I’ll happily accept your challenge

 

[zetsusasori]

Three good things

 

[rodscod]

Instead of thinking “I’ve GOT to… “ change it and think “I GET to…”

 

[durans]

@rodscod love this philosophy!

 

[charles222]

Love this and definitely giving it a go x

 

[darren1980]

Love this! My youngest son was born into a building site, while renovating our house, while living there. He took his naps while drilling going on, walls knocked etc. The builders couldn't believe it! He's always fallen asleep better with noise, than silence. Think it's because he knows someone's there.

 

[nememorifacias]

@adamgilly

 

[hischild4eternity]

 

[chassheen]

@hamlicker

 

[rubendodge]

How lovely that you took the time to really hear what your daughter was saying, instead of the go-to of yelling at your hubby or shutting the door without asking. You must be a wonderful mum I hope to be a bit more like you today

 

[orthodoxokie]

I used to love the sound of my mums sewing machine late at night. Definitely a comfort sound and so glad you asked her rather than telling hubby to be quieter.

 

[lifespring]

@hope8

 

[bmoses]

Definitely agree in relation to my babies they can make as much mess and noise as possible BUT not my ex he had to go

 

[panthers]

@jenniej

 

[radicalgrace]

I'd love for my mum to annoy me one last time because that would mean she'd be near me and not in heaven

 

[ryanseaton]

@sathiya

 

[bubear]

Love this thank you