(The following is the start…a very rough one as the title implies…of a piece I am working on. It’s been a long day and as midnight nears, I know I can’t do this topic justice this evening. Planning to polish and complete it tomorrow. Just didn’t want to miss a day of writing and given that I’m writing about patience, I think that being patient and working my way through this one exemplifies my point.)
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Missing:
the ability to sit still, to wait (with grace), to wonder in the waiting.
Patience has fallen out of practice and become nearly obsolete. Technology grants us immediacy. Answers to just about every conceivable question reside just a google search away, we can mobile order coffee or fast food to lessen the wait time, packages can be ordered and delivered overnight, if desired. And these options, in bringing ease to our life, make us comfortable and lull us into believing everything requires swiftness…that we should be living our lives at a faster pace…that if we aren’t moving quickly, moreso than those around us, then we are falling behind.
(Day 35–almost didn’t happen. Grateful for just a little perseverance to get even just a little writing in!)
DEAR AMY- as the subject of your blog posting tonight suggest- we all need patience – I POSITIVELY HAVE PATIENCE TO AWAIT THE NEXT PART OF THIS ARTICLE- I look forward every day or night to your next entry -they are always so beautiful
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