Readers Comments
jsmc10 wrote: Thank you for persisting and being a great neighbour :)
anyoneseven wrote: Great story! Thanks for sharing.
Joy wrote: How kind of you to make an extra effort instead of holding resentment which can be hard to do.
Skirnir Hamilton wrote: Great story and great comments. Yeah, i try to help others because it is what i do. But there are times where i wonder if i should just give it up, because they are using me, or just don't appreciate it, etc. I try to remember that i am being who i am, but sometimes i do resent it.
Coletta wrote: A rule of life, "like attracts like," so if the neighbor does not warm up there will be others who will. Your kind deeds will always find a way back to you.
cabbage wrote: You rock! Way to go :-)
cf wrote: @ jami2d: i like "dancing queen"! Thanks for your feedback. I'm very grateful for starting to understand what you say, that fear of rejection can be the end of many a relationship before it ever gets off the ground. Getting braver there.
Jami2D wrote: You are so cute! I can just picture you doing the happy dance:) if you let fear of rejection stand in your way you will rob yourself of many friendships waiting in the world to meet you, plus it one more reason to get to do the happy dance. I am going to remember you by the name the dancing queen if that is okay? It is an old popular song in the u. S . And when i hear it i always smile:)
sanserif wrote: Letting go off a grudge is one of the most difficult actions. Hats off to you for being so magnanimous and forgiving. Thanks you for sharing such an inspiring story.
JustB wrote: Amazing. This really inspired me! I too suffer from lack of courage in antagonistic situations but i love baking:). You are a beautiful spirit:)