Funny Quotes About Waiting Novels & Stories

All waiting for their second turn. “I don’t need ten minutes,” I say.

I took a table, and sat down to wait for them. I was slightly nervous, but it was an open, crowded place, so I knew I would be safe. By 11:30 am, my mystery mailer hadn’t arrived. I was beginning to think it was a prank, when I heard, “Sorry to keep you waiting, sweetheart.” I looked up and my eyes widened. “You?”

A sense of disappointment began to envelop his heart because the only thing he wanted at that moment was a reply from Sirena, the arrogant girl who always made his heart race. Time seemed to pass slowly, and each second that went by felt like a ridiculous twist in the circle of time, making him more restless. He scratched his head, which wasn’t itchy, while glancing at the wall clock that seemed to mock his foolishness. The mixture of frustration and amusement finally made a small chuckle escape his lips. “How foolish I am,” he thought. Waiting for a reply that might never come, yet still holding on to hope, as if he were waiting for a miracle.

“I’m not rushing this,I want it done properly.” That made her look at me for a second longer than usual, then she picked up her phone and started typing,while she did, I looked around her office then my eyes landed on a framed quote I hadn’t noticed before….The truth doesn’t expire,It simply waits for someone patient enough to find it. I had probably read it a dozen times when I was a student, but back then, it had just been words on a wall but now it felt like it had been waiting for me.

I sensed a disturbance in the air while I was walking with the site manager, and I confirmed it when we reached a certain section and he told me that we had to wait. “Why do we have to wait? This section looks pretty good to me?" I inquired, wondering what that was about. He looked around, but I could tell that he didn't see the person he was looking for. After waiting for around five minutes without an answer and any follow-up, I started to become impatient. He watched me tap my pen on the tablet and even stomp my foot on the ground repeatedly as I looked at my watch. When I couldn't take it anymore, I finally exploded, "Who the hell are we waiting for?”

Waiting for the work to finish. Ready for the life to start.

Elita Once again in life, I am forced to realize that waiting is the hardest thing to do. Waiting for someone is like dragging your body over a bed of nails. It is slow. It is painful. It does not kill, but it leaves me writhing. Time stretches, moving too slow, making every breath feel heavy, every heartbeat feel too slow. The worst part of it? Not knowing if they are even coming back, or if I am waiting for nothing, or if I should do something instead of just…sitting around and waiting.

"One day, a crab accidentally bumped into an octopus. The octopus got mad and yelled, 'Are you clumsy?' The crab replied, 'No, I'm just a little shell-shocked.'" Speechless and confused, Serena replied, "Mr. Quade, was that meant for someone else?" Wilson promptly replied, "Nope. Just saw it, thought it was funny, and figured I'd share." Serena reread the joke, a small smile playing on her lips. The next message, "Are you asleep?" sent a surprising warmth through her. Something between them felt different. Meanwhile, across town, at the club, Jacob observed Wilson staring intently at his phone. "What are you doing?" he asked.

The quote for this picture said: Don’t take life too seriously. You’re not getting out of it alive. From the passenger seat, Isobel burst out laughing. “Oh my God, that’s hilarious.” Holding her side, she rolled to face me. “Who is it a quote from?” Her eyes glittered with joy and I had to admit, it felt nice, knowing she realized I’d made sure to find out the answer to that question already. “Elbert Hubbard,” I said. “Or at least, it’s similar to one of his quotes.”

But before he could utter a single word the warning bell rang, signalling we were late, so I just waved at him and went away but not before saying; "Not see you later, babe!" "You'd already promised, I'll be waiting for your reply!" Yeah, right. Keep waiting. *** It was lunch time and I was waiting for my friends to join me. "Angi!" I was relieved when I heard Trisha's voice. "You guys took looong," I complained, as soon as they sat on the chairs. "It wasn't our fault. Our test was a bit lengthy," Wai shrugged and Trish nodded. "And hard," she added. I have a not in response and went back to eating my crispy french fries with ketchup and creamy white sauce Yum. Wai's hand tried to creep up s