Nana can definitely get on your nerves at times.

The endless gray days of February, the wet spring snows just when you’re thinking that winter might actually end, and the sticky-hot days of summer with no cooling breeze in sight.

But often she creates these situations to help teach you the importance of patience.

Nurturing true patience is just a matter of learning to put things into perspective — to understand what’s actually worth getting frustrated over and what’s really only a temporary inconvenience in the big scheme of things.

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