The word IMPERFECT actually spells I'm perfect, because everyone is perfect in their own IMPERFECT ways
No one on this Earth is perfect. Some try to pull it off, but everybody has their own imperfections. With many, it's little things--a habit they can't seem to get rid of, a strange little quirk. Things that, though not bad per se, aren't too important. Sure, sure, there are those who would argue with that statement. But you must agree with me. Many of the imperfections people have are nothing.
But then there are those who have the big imperfections. The ones you can't help but notice. The ones that demand attention, that create obstacles. The ones that ultimately make that person stronger--and even more perfect, in their own imperfect way.
This is the story of our imperfections. Six of us, six unlikely friends, six huge imperfections. We've all got our own paths to find, our own mountains to climb. But sometimes there's people we run into along the way who make the journey a little easier. The people who take a little weight off our shoulders and give us something to smile about. Those are the people we remember, the people we look forward to meeting. It's usually in the most unexpected of places, right as we'd just about given up. And then there they are. People with their own mountains to face, but who somehow make the time to give someone else a little boost. In seemingly the most insignificant ways, those people can save us.
That's how it all happened. We were all going along our separate paths, but they happened to cross for just a little while. For an all-too-short but completely glorious time, all the mountains we had vanished. I think we all saved each other in some ways.
If you take one thing from all of this, let it be this: don't let the imperfections beat you down. Keep climbing, and bask in the sun at the top of the mountain. It may only last a short time, but every second is worth a lifetime of sadness.

No one on this Earth is perfect. Some try to pull it off, but everybody has their own imperfections. With many, it's little things--a habit they can't seem to get rid of, a strange little quirk. Things that, though not bad per se, aren't too important. Sure, sure, there are those who would argue with that statement. But you must agree with me. Many of the imperfections people have are nothing.
But then there are those who have the big imperfections. The ones you can't help but notice. The ones that demand attention, that create obstacles. The ones that ultimately make that person stronger--and even more perfect, in their own imperfect way.
This is the story of our imperfections. Six of us, six unlikely friends, six huge imperfections. We've all got our own paths to find, our own mountains to climb. But sometimes there's people we run into along the way who make the journey a little easier. The people who take a little weight off our shoulders and give us something to smile about. Those are the people we remember, the people we look forward to meeting. It's usually in the most unexpected of places, right as we'd just about given up. And then there they are. People with their own mountains to face, but who somehow make the time to give someone else a little boost. In seemingly the most insignificant ways, those people can save us.
That's how it all happened. We were all going along our separate paths, but they happened to cross for just a little while. For an all-too-short but completely glorious time, all the mountains we had vanished. I think we all saved each other in some ways.
If you take one thing from all of this, let it be this: don't let the imperfections beat you down. Keep climbing, and bask in the sun at the top of the mountain. It may only last a short time, but every second is worth a lifetime of sadness.





































