Challenges
In every day there is a challenge. It is normal to face hard and confusing times and we all have our own way of handling these situations. When I chose the life of a princess I knew that there would be discipline and certain ways of doing things, but I underestimated just how hard those things can be.
The challenge for today was composure. I came home to feed my rat and mice (I had been out at a friend's house for the weekend) and noticed that their dishes were empty. So I fed my rat and he was happy and fine and immediately ran off with the peanut. Then I went to go feed my mice but I couldn't find them. I looked through their bedding and finally found my black one almost dead, laying next to her already dead partner. My family had forgotten to feed them while I was out.
At first I couldn't believe it but soon I realized the truth and took my black mouse out of the cage. I ran and got her some soft cheese and my mother made her sugar water. I held her as she slowly nibbled on the cheese, she was almost too weak to chew. I sobbed silently and my mother apologized and helped me nurse my little mouse. Luckily she revived and was nursed back to health (she is playing in her new bedding now~) I am so happy.
What is the point of this story? Composure. Instead of having a panic attack I handled the situation the best I could and instead of being angry at my mother and the family I chose to forgive. It is easy to forget your morals when you're upset. To be honest though, I wasn't mad, that wasn't in my mind. I knew it was an accident and nursing my remaining mouse was priority. All in all I am proud of myself.
Handling situations responsibly makes them much easier and more likely to have a positive outcome. I know that this challenge was a small one, but it was perfect for my first task. On a side note, I am thankful that my mother was here to help me. Accepting help is another important lesson to learn.
I am excited for what life has in store for me.
The challenge for today was composure. I came home to feed my rat and mice (I had been out at a friend's house for the weekend) and noticed that their dishes were empty. So I fed my rat and he was happy and fine and immediately ran off with the peanut. Then I went to go feed my mice but I couldn't find them. I looked through their bedding and finally found my black one almost dead, laying next to her already dead partner. My family had forgotten to feed them while I was out.
At first I couldn't believe it but soon I realized the truth and took my black mouse out of the cage. I ran and got her some soft cheese and my mother made her sugar water. I held her as she slowly nibbled on the cheese, she was almost too weak to chew. I sobbed silently and my mother apologized and helped me nurse my little mouse. Luckily she revived and was nursed back to health (she is playing in her new bedding now~) I am so happy.
What is the point of this story? Composure. Instead of having a panic attack I handled the situation the best I could and instead of being angry at my mother and the family I chose to forgive. It is easy to forget your morals when you're upset. To be honest though, I wasn't mad, that wasn't in my mind. I knew it was an accident and nursing my remaining mouse was priority. All in all I am proud of myself.
Handling situations responsibly makes them much easier and more likely to have a positive outcome. I know that this challenge was a small one, but it was perfect for my first task. On a side note, I am thankful that my mother was here to help me. Accepting help is another important lesson to learn.
I am excited for what life has in store for me.
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