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Patience says there is nothing more important than loving the person in front of you right now. Patience invites us to spy with our little eye the life that is to be lived on the road right now. We spend our lives on the road between where we’ve been and where we long to be. Rumi said, “Now is where love breathes.” Patience gives us the gift of NOW. 13 says, “Love is patient.” You can only give love and receive love right now. T.S.Elliot asks, “Where is the life you have lost in the living?” Sometimes we are so impatient to be somewhere else we don’t take the time to live and love NOW. Patience reminds you that, yes, you DO have time for what matters. Give it to me now (Give, give, give, give) Whatever you say I won't go away 'Cause I'm gonna stay at your door You got what I need and ah yes indeed And now I'm pleadin' for more Come on and give. 'Give It To Me Now' by Farmdale as heard in XBOX and TMobile ads Buy the song on iTunes here: LYRICS: Ohhh You’re so good good God, good lawd. Patience is the invitation to live where you. Patience isn’t miserably putting up with where you are until you are somewhere else. It’s funny how paying attention to the life around us made the journey far more enjoyable.

I’d be the one in the back, “Are we there yet? Are we there yet?” My father would respond to my annoying impatience saying, “Let’s play I spy with my little eye.” We would then spend the next two hours spying all of the little wonders along the way we missed in our anxiety to get to our destination. I remember taking long family trips in the car as a child. Patience is the wise sage sitting on the side of the road reminding us life can only be lived where we are and not where we wish we were. Patience isn’t an epidural that dulls the discomfort of the in-between.

GIVE IT TO ME NOW FULL

It is unfinished, unknown, messy, full of twists and turns. For who is able to govern this great people of Yours King James Bible Give me now wisdom and knowledge, that I may go out and come in before this people: for. The space between where we have been and where we long to be can be daunting. Patience is the oxygen that allows us to breathe in the now when we long to be somewhere else. Patience is the space between where you have been and where you long to be. We jokingly pray, “God, grant me patience and give it to me NOW.” The irony is that NOW is precisely the gift patience gives us.