Day 4140: Still waiting

I’m still waiting for my jaw to stop making really annoying noises (which only I can hear) whenever I speak or sing.

While I’m still waiting, I’m still going to speak and sing out anyway.

Are you still waiting for my images for today? Here they are:

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If you were still waiting to find out the initial inspiration for today’s post, it was the Daily Bitch.

Here’s what I find on YouTube when I search for “still waiting.”

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What are you still waiting for? If you’re still waiting for gratitude, many thanks for being here, now.

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15 thoughts on “Day 4140: Still waiting”

  1. patience, I love your enthusiasm, Maybe taylor swift will for president and the nation will start singing again, while Joe and Donald sit in the audience and say, she has to be the one, if only we could sing, amen.

  2. LOVE the Carl Jung action figure! I think he should be included in any promotional materials. I’m still waiting for senility to set in and wondering if anyone will be able to tell.

    • I love that you love that, Barbara, and he is included in my promotional materials. I’m still waiting for people to let go of fear of aging.

  3. Debbie Terman

    There are many days when I would like to have Joan’s life. I’m retired; how am I so busy?

  4. After thirteen years the cicadas are starting to emerge and I think we can learn a lot from the fact that they haven’t been waiting, they’ve been feeding and getting ready for one magnificent song.

  5. Wow! I have never seen a cat made out of oranges. Whoever did that has significant talent and a good sense of humor as well.

    Your photos are wonderful.

  6. Hah! Lots of good waiting quotes here. I was happy to see the tiger pictures posted again. I was waiting for when you were going to feature them again. I love those tigers. When I was in college, the Bengal Tiger was our mascot. My cousin (who was in the Navy) sent me a Skief tiger (I think that’s how you spell it)… and your tigers always remind me of that stuffed animal that I loved so much.

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