Patience takes effort to learn and much practice, Jane. I'm not sure if the younger generations even know the meaning. Pete took the words right out of my mouth. We live in a time of instant gratification. I even have to remind myself to be patient sometimes when I'm driving. I love the visual of how your back garden will evolve over the next few years. How nice of your neighbor and his dad to help. The puzzle is stunning, along with your lovely post. Hugs to you and Tim. xoxo
Dearest Lauren, thank you for your kind words. Our neighbour and his dad run a landscaping business, so it felt good to give them this project. Thanks to them, we have a beautiful front fence and they built our rockery. It is lovely to see them working together. Much love to you and Matt. Xxx 🩷
I like that Tim works about 15 minutes a day on a project. That really is the best way to get something done, and done well. I love what the Welsh call a microwave. I wish you and Tim and good week ahead as you patiently work on your projects.
Thank you, Darlene. Your words made us smile today as we asked each other what our fifteen minutes are going to be focussed on this coming week. Much love to you and P. Xxx 🩷
Yes, John, sometimes the sense of urgency is not real and by rushing we may miss subtle gifts along the way. Much love to you, Mrs H, Twiggy and Tempeste. Xxx 🩷
Patience is indeed a virtue. There are times when I see it lacking in myself. In general, this is another area where society has changed. We have come to expect instant gratification. Yet, something we have worked hard to achieve means more to us than that which comes easily.
How wise you are, Pete. Yes, something we have worked hard to achieve means more to us. Patience is something I am still working on. We have also started to pause and make sure we celebrate the steps and achievements along the way too. Much love to you and Debbie. Xxx 🩷
Indeed, quality takes a bit of time. Our culture programs us to want to be productive, but that can come at a cost
You are right, H, our culture does set us up to always be busy. Taking time to pause and be is just as important. Much love to you. Xxx ❤️
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Patience takes effort to learn and much practice, Jane. I'm not sure if the younger generations even know the meaning. Pete took the words right out of my mouth. We live in a time of instant gratification. I even have to remind myself to be patient sometimes when I'm driving. I love the visual of how your back garden will evolve over the next few years. How nice of your neighbor and his dad to help. The puzzle is stunning, along with your lovely post. Hugs to you and Tim. xoxo
Dearest Lauren, thank you for your kind words. Our neighbour and his dad run a landscaping business, so it felt good to give them this project. Thanks to them, we have a beautiful front fence and they built our rockery. It is lovely to see them working together. Much love to you and Matt. Xxx 🩷
I like that Tim works about 15 minutes a day on a project. That really is the best way to get something done, and done well. I love what the Welsh call a microwave. I wish you and Tim and good week ahead as you patiently work on your projects.
Thank you, Darlene. Your words made us smile today as we asked each other what our fifteen minutes are going to be focussed on this coming week. Much love to you and P. Xxx 🩷
Patience is a practiced art, Jane. We all should practice more. Love to you and Tim.
Yes, John, sometimes the sense of urgency is not real and by rushing we may miss subtle gifts along the way. Much love to you, Mrs H, Twiggy and Tempeste. Xxx 🩷
Patience is indeed a virtue. There are times when I see it lacking in myself. In general, this is another area where society has changed. We have come to expect instant gratification. Yet, something we have worked hard to achieve means more to us than that which comes easily.
How wise you are, Pete. Yes, something we have worked hard to achieve means more to us. Patience is something I am still working on. We have also started to pause and make sure we celebrate the steps and achievements along the way too. Much love to you and Debbie. Xxx 🩷
Patience and steady commitment to the work, gets it done. I think it was Ben Franklin who said “time keeps everything from happening at once”!
Hello Peter, what a wise observation. Thank you. Much love to you both. Xxx 🩷