Waiting for what?
For their dreams to arrive.
For the day to end.
For their life to begin.
For a time of celebration.
For the traffic to move.
I'm sitting here at the end of a week that I had not thought would go like it actually played out-and I wonder just at this word. The world defines it as the following-
transitive verb
1: to stay in place in expectation of : AWAIT <∼ed the result of the advertisement — W. M. Thackeray> <∼ your turn>2: to delay serving (a meal)
3: to serve as waiter for <∼ tables>
intransitive verb
1 a: to remain stationary in readiness or expectation <∼ for a train> b: to pause for another to catch up usually used with up 2 a: to look forward expectantly
3: to serve at meals usually used in such phrases as wait on tables or wait on table
4 a: to be ready and available
— wait on also wait upon 1 a: to attend as a servant b: to supply the wants of : SERVE
2: to make a formal call on
3: to wait for
2: to make a formal call on
3: to wait for
— wait up to delay going to bed : stay up
But what does it mean to me? What am I waiting for?
A couple things come to mind-not really anything worth to share at the moment. But the thing that my mind is wandering through right now is the difference between aimlessly waiting or expectantly waiting. I don't really have an answer but it's something I've thought about before.
If you have thoughts-well, that is awesome. Right now I am just going to leave it at that and maybe continue with it some other time.
be blessed
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