What if "perfect" meant "working for now," not just "the right thing forever?"
What if "perfect" meant "can learn something from," not just "makes me happy every minute?"
What if "perfect" meant "fruit with my chocolate," not just "multigrain bread at every meal?"
What if "perfect" meant "real understanding and hard work," not just "straight A's?"
What if "perfect" meant "trying hard always," not just "winning every time?"
What if "perfect" meant "coloring to be colorful," not just "coloring in the lines?"
What if "perfect" meant "there when really needed," not just "always in the right place at the right time?"
What if "perfect" meant "the best you can be right now," not just "the best anyone ever was ever?"
What if we saw "perfect" as "perfect" a lot more often...?
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