Resting in Place with Malti: Practicing Patience

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Being born slow and low to the ground is no guarantee of patience.

The only way you get that is to work for it.

Even worse, patience can be oh-so stealthy and elusive when it wants to be.

Which can be really annoying until you remember your secret weapon.

“Cuteness.”

Even patience can’t resist a heaping helping of that!

So let’s say you wake up one morning and your adorable tortoise tummy starts grumbling.

You could eat. Like, now. Like, a lot.

Your choice is to eat now – at your casa – where the only thing on the menu is what your (truly talentless) large shell-less waitress might whip up.

Or you could wait. You could go on a journey first.

The ride there won’t be very roomy, comfy or restful (especially with your small high-strung feathery brother shrieking in your ear the whole way).

But at the end of the long and arduous trip, you will be at Grandma and Grandpa’s house – and more importantly, in Grandma’s kitchen.

And your grandparents are suckers for “cuteness.”

Here, patience is much more than a virtue. It is a tummy-filler worth waiting for!

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Sometimes patience can be the best friend your adorable rumbling tortoise tummy has ever had!

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Published by Shannon Cutts

Animal sensitive and intuitive with Animal Love Languages. Parrot, tortoise and box turtle mama. Dachshund auntie. www.animallovelanguages.com

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