Topic starter : Wednesday, November 4, 2009 (2:52 pm)
Perfect.
One single word that seems so hard to get.
What is perfect anyway?
According to “Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary of Current English” by AS Hornby (yes yes.. I’m now taking a dictionary to the office, wakakakakak, it’s time to stop bugging my friend anytime I have a difficulty in finding a proper word to write :p)..
*and why wouldn’t I just use online dictionary? hmm.. don’t know :p*
(malah dibahas, ahahaha)
Anywayy..
Perfect = complete with everything needed ; without fault, excellent; exact, accurate..
Oh well.. go read it yourself in that dictionary, huahahaha..
*too lazy to type.com :p*
The most common definition for this “perfect” word I guess is “without fault”.
So oftentimes we hear people sayy..
Nobody’s perfect!
Hmm.. is it?
I don’t know.
I feel like since humans are God’s masterpiece then we’re a complete perfect package, with both our strengths and weaknesses.
So it’s only natural if at times we do make faults and mistakes in our lifes.
Cause if we only have our strengths, we might not make any faults and without making any faults.. there’s no room to grow.. we’ll be a static person instead of a dynamic one :p
If we only have strengths then our heads might be above the clouds all the times.
It’s our weaknesses that keep our feet still touching the grounds.
And He surely has His own purpose in making us the way we are with our own flaws.
If all parts of our body are on the left or right side only then we might not be able to stand still.
And a baby can only be produced by the combination of a man and a woman, no matter how the world has become now.
Isn’t it wonderful that since the very beginning we firstly greeted this world, “balance” already became the main key for us to live in this world?
But sometimes we tend to forget it.