#waiting
Waiting for instructions…
Her tribute was acceptable. Her chores were done. I wasn’t horny. Yet. But I couldn’t let her go home. Not when I might need something at some point…
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Messing around with my #hookahpen in the #sunlight #egotwist #morningthings #bored #waiting #foradoctorsappointment #llaaamee
Contrasting quite well today with my world need some #goodvibes sent my way today I’m struggling with some things but I am queen of today #girl #selfie #workflow #earlyam #waiting
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Bitch nigga go behind ya back like nun chucks and that’s fucked up #girl #selfie #idk #ha #waiting
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“Should I grow old, waiting for a man who won’t stand by me?“
- Nina Petri as Jutta Hansen in Run Lola Run(1998)
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Pilar (Pillar)©Ricardo Félix aka Photography is Silence Fiction:
“There is no country for those who despair, but I know that the sea comes before and after me, and hold my madness ready. Those who love and are seperated can live in grief, but this is not despair: they know that love exists. This is why I suffer, dry-eyed, in exile. I am still waiting.”
- Albert Camus, The Sea Close By
Art:Dark Seasby Hiroshi Sugimoto
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I waited patiently for the Lord; and He inclined to me, and heard my cry. —Psalm 40:1
Waiting is hard. We wait in grocery lines, in traffic, in the doctor’s office. We twiddle our thumbs, stifle our yawns, and fret inwardly in frustration. On another level, we wait for a letter that doesn’t come, for a prodigal child to return, or for a spouse to change. We wait for a child we can hold in our arms. We wait for our heart’s desire.
In Psalm 40, David says, “I waited patiently for the Lord.” The original language here suggests that David “waited and waited and waited” for God to answer his prayer. Yet as he looks back at this time of delay, he praises God. As a result, David says, God “put a new song … a hymn of praise” in his heart (40:3 niv).
“What a chapter can be written of God’s delays!” said F. B. Meyer. “It is the mystery of educating human spirits to the finest temper of which they are capable.” Through the discipline of waiting, we can develop the quieter virtues—submission, humility, patience, joyful endurance, persistence in well-doing—virtues that take the longest to learn.
What do we do when God seems to withhold our heart’s desire? He is able to help us to love and trust Him enough to accept the delay with joy and to see it as an opportunity to develop these virtues—and to praise Him. —David Roper
Have Thine own way, Lord! Have Thine own way!
Thou art the Potter, I am the clay;
Mold me and make me after Thy will,
While I am waiting, yielded and still. —Pollard
Waiting for God is never a waste of time.
