What if I was nicer than I had to be?
What if I ignored that sound?
What if I smiled when I felt like screaming?
What if I forgave?
What if I didn’t have to have my way every time?
What if I overlooked bad table manners?
What if I played harder with kids at recess?
What if I stopped complaining?
What if I just stopped?
What if I called my mom more often?
What if I called my mother-in-law more often?
What if I went for a walk every night at 8pm?
What if I had a ‘yes’ day?
What if I reached out to someone I know is hurting?
What if I prayed every day for every kid in my class?
What if I took one day at a time?
What if…..
The Hays Crew 
I believe your world would be filled with wonder and love. Praying you do all your “what ifs.” I am going to examine mine too and get to work.
Really like the form this took. What if is a powerful question starter. You have some powerful questions – some all of us should follow!
I guess you would be perfection . . . And we know none of us are 🙂
I like this. It’s another idea for me to borrow. Such great wonderings.
Oh my, this is a powerful post! I had to print it out. I am not quite sure yet how I will use your statements, but I will. Thank you for your words and the thinking they are creating in me.
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Followed Jone’s “What if” poem over here! Love the use of “I” — we pause and focus on ourselves for a moment in all this hub-bub! Opportunity for self-reflection!
Thank you!