9:17 A.M. Decatur, Georgia 2003

The day sought to compromise her perfectionist
tendencies. Little piles would build serving as
constant reminders of her flaws. Comprehension
refused to support such acts of disregard. Once
again, her entropic desires prevailed compelling her
to deny the signs of a never-ending cycle which
should have registered failure; instead, it issued
a challenge that she could not refuse. She began
to walk through the existing barriers with a
single rake revealing the beauty of accomplishment.

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