Tipping Point

No, this is not about the book. Though, I've read it and disagree with some things. A lot actually.

Anyway, I think I'm on my tipping point so I thought of writing to release my emotions like a healthy person and not lash on people.=) We've been doing this case for three days and well, we expected to be half-way done. Oh no... We thought it would be easy with the right strengths combined. Oh quite-no... (concept is grabbed, execution is a little hazy)... So, we did a checklist to know where we're at and found out we're far from half. I think we were taking our sweet time. Plus, we had to edit a lot of things. Rework...Is it better to start from scratch?

We were also quite on the opposite poles of the earth. I preferred doing the .doc before proceeding to the .ppt. I think it's rather more important to make the doc first because, well, what you put in your powerpoint is the result of the doc. My friend preferred to do the powerpoint first. I guess he had his point. It's his goal to really make the presentation as high as the heavens. He wants to have certain animations portraying the acquisitions and all that. Me, I'm simple. I don't even have a friendster!=) I do agree with his ideas, I love how the subject sparked and started a fire of creativity. They made good powerpoints! But it kind of got lost to the point that I found some things irrelevant and redundant. But nevertheless, I saw his point so we came up with a different approach of discussing the case. I wanna sleep but I can't. How I wish I could sleep to dream about the case and a virtual printer prints the dialogs or whatever!=)

It's always nice when there's equilibrium, when you find yourself tipping and a friend pulls you back up. But it can also be like see-saw - sometimes you're below, sometimes you can see the trees.

Where would you rather be? Where it's safer closer to the dirt? Or where things seem so different, beautiful but risky at the same time? CBA?=)