Arnold Glasglow says, "The key to everything is patience. You get the chicken by hatching the egg, not smashing it."
It is always easier to smash things, based on the simple principle that it is always easier to destroy than create.
Creating something beautiful requires time, patience and hope. Sounds really easy but its actually easier to forgo the process, take things into your own hands and delve straight into it.
Ever eaten something from a pre-mix? It can even taste remotely similar to the authentic, but it can never beat what was made entirely from scratch.
Cutting short of the time and process can only give you a second-best.
In a world where efficiency and cutting-down-time are valued and prized, patience becomes a fruit that is often neglected. It can even be thought of as a folly.
I think patience needs a lot of faith. Faith that you will really really get what you've been waiting for, after the long wait. Thus, a lack of patience can even be equated to a lack of faith.
While some things are easierto do, it may not be thebetter thing to do. Just The Girl @
Saturday, June 14, 2008
