Our Willingness to Wait

Our willingness to wait
reveals the value
we place on what
we're waiting for.
...Charles Stanley

Peanut Butter was waiting for me to get home. He likes to be in our yard and by the back door. He is a sweet boy.

[Maggiemae]

What a great saying and so true! He looks adorable and is just waiting to wind himself around your ankles!

[Ulrika]

beautiful. I would have a cat if I could but one of my grandsons is allergic to nearly everything and he can't even stay long at my house because of my dog... but cats are much worse for him.

[Joan Robillard]

What a sweet photo

[wendy frost]

How lovely to be waiting for you he is beautiful. A great capture.

[Lou Ann]

So sweet.

[Babs]

Aw he is so sweet.

[Helen Jane]

love the quote and its application in your photo. Also can't help noticing that it looks as though you have london stock bricks on your floor. They were manufactured near us in UK - must have travelled far.

[Esther Rosenberg]

Cute how he looks up, sweet capture.

[PhotoCrazy]

Very cute!

[Julie Duncan]

Sweetie!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

So cute.

[Liz Milne]

So sweet!

[Jacqueline]

Sweet cat and capture

[eDorre]

That sweet face!

[Heather]

What a wonderful welcome! So sweet! Fav

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Nice shot

[Elyse Klemchuk]

Hi, PB, sweet ginger kitty!

[Louise & Ken]

What a Precious photo!!! I love that our community knows the names of their favorite pets-in-pictures! I spotted this, and thought, "Oh, Peanut Butter!" Cuteness!

[CC Folk]

@helenhall These bricks were dismantled from old bee hive kilns from Ione and Jackson, California. Some of the bricks are even stamped with the towns names. The towns are in old California gold country, full of history. Interesting that they resemble bricks from the UK.

[Sandy Z W]

He likes that’s he blends in to your yard. 🤣