How patient are you? Last night I asked that question on a website formally known as Twitter.



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How are patient are you as you go through the many images included in today’s blog post?


































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I don’t have the patience to write the perfect line about today’s list of holidays and observances. Do you?
Here’s what I find when I search for “how patient are you?” on YouTube.
I was getting high points but I didn’t have the patience to watch the whole thing.
Are you a patient person when you experience my gratitude for the umpteenth time?



The patience gene passed me by. I have none whatsoever. 😀
I hope you can be patient with yourself about that!
Good advice!
On National Greeting Card Day, I will admit I feel more and more quaint when I had over holiday cards to my immediate family on the big holidays, Ann, and more and more neglectful when I don’t send them around the country to people I care about.
Please try to be patient with yourself, Mark.
Which we appreciate!
I’m usually very patient with my patients
I have been known to fill waiting times at home with games of solitaire – ofttimes referred to as patience.
Good to know!
Ann,
These days, I’m in shorter and shorter supply of patience with things that don’t matter while the list of things that don’t matter is growing longer and longer. Mona
You’re not alone, Mona.
I’m always very patient with customer service people because I know what it’s like to be on the other end of the line. I also know how little control they have over things. In most cases they’re just messengers. During my time working in customer service I remember a guy named Steve who called regularly and would always say, “I’m busier than a one-legged man in a butt-kicking contest.” He was also very patient, which I appreciated.
Thanks for your patience, my friend.
I’m patient in some areas and in others, I’m a work in progress! 🥰 And I had no idea it was Clean Out the Refrigerator Day and guess what I did today! I am so rarely au courant. I’ll celebrate that!
You’re a wonderful work in progress, Debra!
I love that window with dog painted on the concrete or stucco. I would sure love to do something like that!
That was painted on the side of a free library stand (the picture which followed it above) and I loved it too!