My patience is nearly infinite.
But I don't wait well.
:)
Look at the sky.
Take time with your coffee.
Find the joy in your day.
Breathe.
B
“You have not met all the people that will love you” is so comforting
— Bellejoulove (@bellejoulove.bsky.social) 2025-09-28T11:21:04.781Z
thinking about making pancakes
— bring on the dancing horses (@ihavethatonvinyl.com) 2025-09-28T11:11:16.979Z
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