Waiting is never an easy task, but as my mother typically said, “waiting teaches patience.” I entirely lack in the patience department, and it’s entirely because I do my truly best to try and make sure that I never have to wait for anything.
If I were to name one thing that I think I need to work on, it is having patience.
My hubby’s current task has absolutely been helping me to learn patience. I get out of work at 4:00 everyday, and she gets out of work at 5:30, and because my associate and I only have one automobile right now, I have to rest in the parking lot and wait for an hour and a half for him to finish work. The first day was entirely the hardest because, after leaving for work, my hubby and I realized that the AC in the automobile wasn’t blowing cool air anymore. Of course, my associate and I she didn’t have time to look at it before my associate and I decided to go to work, so that afternoon as I was waiting for him, I had to rest in the automobile with no AC. It was awful. Eventually, I asked her director if I would rest in my hubby’s office with him as she finished up her tasks for the day. She said it would be fine, but not to make a habit of it. Thankfully, the following day was Monday, and both my hubby and I had the day off. All the AC needed was a charge, and it was blowing chilly air once again. Since then, I have waited at work for him several times, but I try not to complain because I remember just how angry it was without AC.
