
I am abundantly supplied with what I don't need. Bills? I got plenty. Sales calls? A constantly interrupting stream. (And, yes, I've placed my numbers on the "Do Not Call" list. That worked for awhile... but someone has obviously discovered a loophole.)
But patience? My supply is short and, when I need it most, often nonexistent. I would like to construct a shelf for it somewhere, where I might lay in a goodly supply. Storage, however, seems an issue. No one seems to know how to keep it.
If I could keep patience available, I'd keep some in the desk at work... maybe a can of it for the car... and good size box in the kitchen pantry. Wouldn't it be nice to carry some around like sore throat lozenges? If I saw someone on the street who had lost their patience, I could offer some of mine.
But I've got to figure out how to keep it first.
7 comments:
I can relate with that endless supply of bills! Happy HOT day :)
I'd noticed the "do not call" thing isn't as effective anymore, too. Sheesh.
I like your idea about the lozenges. :)
Oh, yes. How quickly patience disappears! I like your idea of saving some to pass around! Nice post...
Patience stored for when you need it most, and dispenced as a pleasant tasting lozenge, definately an idea whose time has come.
What a great train of thought on "Supply". Happy HoT.
I could use large supplies of patience too! Good take on HoT.
Visiting HoTs late but glad I didn’t miss yours. I sometimes feel like a dinosaur myself … and although I make an effort to exercise patience, it’s not always easy. Nice take on the theme.
Hugs and blessings,
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