we are all waiting …
waiting for release, waiting to know who we lost, waiting for test results,
waiting for surgery and life that was suddenly hijacked
this little fellow waits patiently every day while his owners take his larger cousins
for a long beach walk while he guards their shoes
share your experience of waiting, patiently or impatiently,
for whatever you are missing!
use photos or creative writing,
publish your post, link it here and read some others
Waiting for this lockdown to get over for me to step out in clean air and dive in for more stories over coffees. 😊
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Love that puppy! Nice picture to go with the theme… Here’s mine – https://myheart2heart.blog/2020/04/17/awaiting-my-masters-return/
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lol your little fur ball is just as cute!
Thanks for joining in 🙂
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Xoxo is happy 😃 Thank you!
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how do you pronounce that?
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Zox-so 🤗
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how unusual, I like it coz it’s different!
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Thank you 😊
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Wonderful theme for this week.
And a lovely photo.
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https://michnavs.wordpress.com/2020/04/13/a-stolen-goodbye/
Here is my take kate
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great one Mich! thanks heaps for joining in 🙂
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Your welcome kate..your prompts always
trigger the best emotions in me…and its really good.
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What a sweetie! I’m waiting for our beloved local library to re-open, waiting to hug my neighbour Huguette and waiting for that first sip of real hot chocolate made by a friendly face in the neighbourhood.
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sadly we have no idea how long you might have to wait for those simple pleasures, so walk the local paths and get better acquainted with each other ❤
take care xx
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Thank you, Kate! I just heard on the news that “hugs” are the most missed of all…here’s a virtual one for you! X
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These past several weeks have been a quiet time, but it definitely doesn’t fit like a well-worn shirt. Sometimes I feel like Bill Murray from the film “Groundhog Day.”
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Waiting. Some things we wait for. We wait, and wait, and the time between teaches us so much.
Love, light, and glitter
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Oh, what a good boy he is! And THAT face! 🙂
Waiting can be difficult…but I’ve found in my life it is often in the waiting that the best things happen.
(((HUGS))) 🙂
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well this little fella gets much attention and affection while he is waiting, so it certainly pays off for him ❤
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Ahhh i love this prompt Kate..gonna join
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Were you waiting for my post Kate 😀 😀
http://bushboy.blog/2020/04/12/waiting-4/
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in a little bit of paradise Brian, was visiting the family home on my way south when the world ground to a halt 🙂 My pics tell the story 🙂
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Waiting can be hard. Yesterday my Hubby and I became familiar with a little card game that comes in a tin called “iota” by Gamewright that I had picked up from the charity shop months ago. Who knows when those charity shops will open again since they are considered non-essential. Which to me is a bit like an oxymoron. Sure, lets close all the places that people who are hard up can afford to buy clothes. Or lets not run the buses on Sundays when people might need them?
Stay safe, ((Hugs)) Jules
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Op shops are run by volunteers and they don’t need to risk their lives for us, medical staff sign up for it and are paid!
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Some charity shops though… I thought had paid staff – It is just really hard for anyone to get what they need and now have to rely on more ‘staff’ trained or otherwise to get what they need to survive. I did read though that some hotels are opening up to house homeless… but what are they going to eat? Another story was about RV merchants offering the use of their RV’s to Medical staff that need to stay away from their families, but are still allowed to work.
There was also an article the other day recommending ways to accommodate simple hair cuts – at home for singles or families. It is hard for the gents with beards to realize that they need to shave that hair. And trim any mustache that won’t fit within the seal of a mask. As hubby says; hair only grows back if you are alive.
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here our govt is printing billions to pay landlords and businesses rent for six months; to pay for hotel rooms for medical staff; a few op shops here might have paid managers but that is very rare. Usually all charities are completely reliant on an army of volunteers to run op shops, feed the poor etc and all these are closed now 😦
Hubby is wrong, our hair and nails continue to grow after death, so should be no problem to shave 🙂
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Cute doggie
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thanks Sheree, I thought so to and as he didn’t move I could get a good shot 🙂
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Oh that gorgeous little puppy, his eyes just make me want to grab him and cuddle him 🙂
You are right Kate, we are all waiting for something or the other in life. Perhaps I am waiting like the John Mayer song, ‘Waiting for the world to change’
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I’m waiting for people – particularly our grandchildren who cannot see us at the moment. My photo is from a few years ago when we were on an outing: https://picturesimperfectblog.wordpress.com/2020/04/11/and-here-ill-stay/
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what a super cute kid … that separation must be hard but it keeps us all alive 😦
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This lockdown taught me a lot of things…. I have to go for a walk with my son…. I want to do outdoor exercises…. I wanted to go for trips…. I have to explore more places…. When inside home, I understood how beautiful the nature outside was…. I am waiting to do many more outdoor activities…..
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wow that’s a huge lesson Nabeela! Nature is always waiting for our appreciation, take care 🙂
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