A student was given a jigsaw puzzle to fix. It's not the first time that the student had been given one to fix. Hence with experience, one can say that the student will be able to put the puzzle together faster.
But not so for this student. It seems that the student had not been able to fix one completely, fully yet. Coming to this new piece, student felt weary. But with a strong heart, student was full of hope, as usual, full of hope. Student knows student will stop once a puzzle is completely fix. But before that, student will continue trying to fix puzzles given to student.
Recalling what the instructions were, student prepared to put the pieces together.
Stages to fix a Jigsaw puzzle...
Stage 0: Can't even find the pieces to form the frame rim?
Stage 1: Form the puzzle rim~ Easy task!
Stage 2: Fixing up the internal parts, from the outside to within. Time taken wld depend on speed of development..
Stage 3: Almost there. With the last few critical pieces to be found. Most of the time, it may get hard to find the missing pieces to fix the puzzle. This will hence take a longer time to understand the picture that you're fixing. It may look this way to you initially, but when you look at it at different angle, it may turn out different.
Stage 4: Picture Perfect. :)
Student emptied the puzzle box and laid the pieces on the floor all over.. With one deep breathe, student started to form the rim, picking one edge after another. Finally, the rim was formed. Student smiled, satisfied, though this was the easiest stage to pass.
Next, student started on the internal parts. One by one, student pieced them together, smiling as the picture becomes clearer and clearer. Breaks, the student took, but student never gave up. Hope and faith rages through the student. There was an anticipated feeling, yet student was careful with every piece placed. As the picture was almost done, student knows that the time has come to fix the most critical part of the puzzle. With the remaining 2 pieces in hand, student placed them down together.
Excited, student held up the picture.
However, the picture suddenly looked odd. Had student fixed something wrong? Two last pieces jerked out oddly, as though forced down. Student looked to the side, there were a few remaining pieces that shld be extras.. Are they the right ones instead? Confusion suddenly overwhelmed student. Student took out the two last pieces and placed them aside. Student smiled at student's own silly excitement to finish the puzzle. Though confused, student will be patient. As usual, time will tell if the pieces should fit. With that, student turned in for the day.
------it all takes the courage to believe------ ; {1:31 AM}
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