Wait for it.
Joe Biden has been declared the next President of the United States. Again.
Wait for it.
I sang “The Impossible Wait” at a remote Open Mic last night.
Wait for it.
I had to wait until everybody else had performed first.
Wait for it.
My ex-husband wrote me this: “That was worth waiting for. I hope it was recorded. If it gets posted online it could make you a star.”
Wait for it.
Wait for the photos I took yesterday.
Wait for it.
It takes steadiness, character, and commitment to wait for it.
For those who are waiting for my 3000th blog post, I’ll be publishing that on a very special day.
Wait for it.
Unless I’ve miscounted,* that special day is the long-awaited inauguration of Joe Biden as President and Kamala Harris as Vice President of the United States.
Wait for that day, along with millions of others. Good things come to those who wait.
If you have any thoughts and feelings about this wait-for-it post, don’t wait to express yourself in a comment, below.
Wait for my gratitude to all who have helped me create this daily blog since January 1, 2013, including YOU.
* I TOTALLY miscounted. Next time, I’ll wait to check my math before I publish a post. Those will both be special days, but not the same one. I’ve been waiting to be more forgiving of myself when I make mistakes, and that special day is here!
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And I cannot wait for that day! Ps – that a squantum ad! And thanks for your music, you are truly a one of a kind!
It takes one one-of-a-kind kind person to know another one, beth!
Way to take your turn showing the world your style and character, Ann!
Thanks for showing your style and character, my friend!
Loved your Impossible Dream, Ann.
By the way, you have “steadiness, character, and commitment.”
Love your comments, Maureen.
We are getting used to waiting but it still feels frustrating. I’ll sing your song in Covid fashion up here in Manitoba. You are a great model for how to wait creatively. I really enjoy your pictures. Hang in there Ann. Another song we can sing is from Annie, The Sun Will Come Out Tomorrow. Wait for it.
Wait for it, my friend …
All good things are worth waiting for- It seems an eternity for inauguration day. I thought I would be getting a puppy early next week- it discovered it was all a scam I was so saddened. I have to look again with more prudence.
I hope you get a puppy before too long of a wait. We’ll be waiting for inauguration day together.
Thanks, Ann
I have to wait a little longer before I can hear your song but there’s one thing we don’t have to wait for. You’re already a star.
Wait! It takes one star to know another one, Chris.
I hope I don’t have to wait for Harley.
All good cats come to those who wait.
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