ICloud Sync on my Macbook Air tells me "Waiting" in all applications

I cannot open any document from the cloud (not with Pages, Keynotes, Numers or Textedit).
I see the documents but all documents are in status "Waiting"
Can anyone help please?
THX

You icloud storage does not store photos, use some other service for storing photos, like Dropbox.
There is a service in icloud called Photo Stream that temporarily stores photos - but this is for syncing photos from one device to another, it's not a photo storage service (it only keeps photos for up to 30 days).
For the most part, icloud is a syncing service. For example, if you have a Pages document, you can store it on icloud so that other devices can access it and edit it. But that document is also store locally on your mac.

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