Is it the traffic warden or signal failures on the tube? Oh no? I got stuck behind a learner driver. But we are allowed to get angry on these things because a survey has been carried out and the results are that Brits spend three-and-a-half years being angry. Bad customer service, traffic wardens, eating on public transport and learner drivers are a few amongst the list of the top ten daily irritations. Surely these things are frustrating but we can deal with them in a better way if we decide to.
What worries me as a parent is that knowingly or unknowingly we are passing these habits to our children. As we all know, ?Children may or may not be good at listening but they are very good at imitating?. What we say or do around them is noticed, observed and imitated. We may not take it seriously today but the day will come when we?ll see the same reaction or expression from our children when they are in a similar situation.
I would love to know what your views are? Is it okay to get angry on these things? Does it affect our next generation? Does it matter?