



for more of them...you've got to visit...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/obll/sets/72157594398820609/ or http://picasaweb.google.com/gingerobll/JustAGlimspeOfIt
说明了“心血来潮”。。那就是有灵感是才有贡献。。所以别期望太大。。应为灵感是很难得的。不是常常都有的。。。




there once was an oyster
whose story i tell,
who found that some sand
had got into his shell.
it was only a grain,
but it gave him great pain.
for oysters have feelings
although they're so plain.
now, did he berate
the harsh workings of fate
that had brought him
to such a deplorable state?
did he curse at the government,
cry for election,
and claim that the sea
should have given him protection?
'no,' he said to himself
as he lay on a shell,
since i cannot remove it,
i shall try to improve it.
now the years have rolled around,
as the years always do,
and he came to his ultimate
destiny ? stew.
and the small grain of sand
that had bothered him so
was a beautiful pearl
all richly aglow.
now the tale has a moral,
for isn't it grand
what an oyster can do
with a morsel of sand?
what couldn't we do
if we'd only begin
with some of the things
that get under our skin.
very often you will get to hear this sentence make by many “he/she is not bad except for...” well...who in this world is perfect? even if you were to come across one, would you believe so? i doubt so. the first question that might flash in your mind would be “how can he/she be so perfect? there must be somewhere that is not.”
so you might wonder…then why the title on art of perfection? well…perfection or not will boil down to each individual’s perception towards it. for me…my own and personal theory would be…human being are all short-sighted…so…“look at the good points and overlook the bad ones.” with this theory of mine, all would be perfect, and life would be happier…so why not?