There was a lively young boy named Jimmy who had a bit of an anger problem. He got angry very easily. Whenever something didn't go his way, Jimmy would shout, stamp his feet, and say some mean words to people.
For example, one day at school, Jimmy's classmate accidentally knocked over his lunch tray (托盘). Jimmy yelled at his classmate, ignoring the tray that had fallen to the floor, and stomped (迈着重重的步子走) angrily to the corner of the canteen. Another time, his little brother borrowed one of his favorite books without asking. When Jimmy found out, he screamed at his brother, seized the book back, and threw it across the room, which made his brother cry.
Such behavior worried his parents, who wanted to help Jimmy learn to control his temper (脾气). One night, they sat him down and handed him a special notebook and a set of colorful pens. "Jimmy," his mother said, "every time you feel angry, I want you to write about it in this notebook. Write down what happened, how you felt, and what you did." Jimmy thought this was a strange request. He looked at the notebook and pens. "Writing about my anger?" he thought. But he agreed.
The next day, when Jimmy was at school, his friend accidentally bumped (撞) into him, causing him to drop his books. Jimmy felt the familiar increase of anger rising inside him. He was just about to shout when he remembered the notebook in his backpack. He took it out, sat down, and began to write. He wrote about the bump, how it made him feel, and what he wanted to do. By the time he finished writing, he felt much calmer.
This continued every day. At first, his notebook filled up quickly with annoying incidents. But as the days passed, the notebook saw fewer and fewer intense stories. Jimmy found that writing down his feelings helped him to control his temper. By the end of the month, Jimmy noticed he was writing in his notebook less and less.
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One day, Jimmy realized he hadn't written anything in the notebook all week and told it to his parents.
Jimmy was surprised to be asked to write something positive in his notebook.
