Bachelor Buttons Teach Me Patience

July 20th, 2008

These two flower picture are bachelor buttons, my daughter took them using her hand to show them upclose. They took forever to bloom and at one point I thought about pulling them out because they looked more like grass, then a flower. They remind me a lot like carnations. I guess the long wait was worth it after all. It shows a lot that patience does pay off in many instances. Patience is not something I’m very good at in many ways. Somewhere I read that patience is a virtue- It seems to be so true. Having a child whose got ADHD teaches you patience in many ways, Its something I’m thankful for each day.


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  1. Connie on July 20, 2008 9:51 pm

    I remember a saying from when I was a child. “Patience is a virtue. Possess it if you can. Always in a woman, never in a man.” :)

    I’ve tagged you for an award on my blog. Check it out you deserve it!

  2. Dizzydownward on July 20, 2008 10:18 pm

    I commend your patience. I on a regular basis say that “Patience is a virture I do not possess.” Between lupus and my girls I am learning to be better about this. Your garden looks beautiful.
    Have a pain-free day.
    Karen

  3. Leslie on July 21, 2008 4:49 am

    Hi, thanks for your comment on my blog. I’ve linked your site under chronic illness resources on my blog. Have a good day!

  4. Blackhatseo on July 23, 2008 4:29 am

    Added. Nice work on this one. Btw, my blog is dofollow, stop by and grab a link. Walter

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