It takes two hands to clap

I wonder, how can people blog so frequent... How they can express what they feel so easily... Maybe it is just me. I kinda find it hard to actually pen down what is in my head. But I am trying. It might actually make me a better writer. Anyway, I was thinking of something. Ok let me try and "pen" it down.

It takes two hand to clap... Of course lah you need two hands to clap. If only one hand, all you can get is a slap. Haha... On the other hand, haha... get it? On the other hand, it takes only one hand to make a sound. Both hands do not actually need to move to clap. Tadaa...

Well, what is its significance? How I see it is that, in a relationship, or partnership or anything, need not neccessary be a pair, it takes one to make things happen. It is better of course if everyone making things happen but if it is not the case one is actually sufficient. If the one is strong enough, dedicated enough, commited enough, things can happen.

Let me give you an example ya. If two person are in a heated argument. It takes one person to stop shouting and talk nicely to end the argument. Another example, if two people is needed to play badminton, it takes only one to serve the shuttle to get the game in play. So ya... two hands to clap, only one needed to move to make a sound.

So which hand do you want to be? The moving hand or the other. Are you the one that makes things happen or are you the one that wait for things to happen.

-Maybe this is why I seldom blog ya???

Hmm, for those who don't intend to wait and want to make things happen, do bear in mind that... Work = force x dist.

to get WORK DONE you need force as well as moving the extra distance.