Jetée

I really like (perhaps feel the need) to complete what was once missing, now found.
It's why I don't play video games anymore, or why I can never be a good mechanic;
I always need to "perfect" my assigned tasks, so as I never need to "have to" re-visit 'em again.
I'm sure my penchant for procrastination factors into this equation as well.
(It's also probably why I rarely take on a task that in which I'm uncertain to complete, 'cause it will nag on me, tirelessly.)


Few images capture the power of self-sacrifice in protest more
than that of Buddhist monk Thich Quang Duc, serenely posed in
meditation on a Saigon street as the flames of immolation roll
over his flesh. -- (AP Photo/Malcolm Browne)


[howstuffworks.]

(additional side-scripted note: this post was supposed to be sumbitted 5 min. ago, but much like my life, the wireless connection I'm fostering has dropped off the face of the earth, again.)

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As human beings, our greatness lies not so much in being able to remake the world (that is the myth of the Atomic Age) as in being able to remake ourselves.

—Mohandas K. Gandhi