Day 25 
July 10th, 2007Category: My Life, Work
Today a bug in one of my scripts showed up. Oops. But I fixed it before lunch. After lunch we talked about the next project. For now things look good. Just that some aspects do not depend on us and might delay our work. The afternoon I had a meeting with the HR people and it went well. After work I stopped by a diner and had a pesto seard salmon, which wasn’t cood very well, but it wasn’t bad. When I came home, I watched 2 episodes of BBS’ Planet Earth at 720p resolution. I have 6 more to watch. They are pretty cool.
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"Know the masculine,
but keep to the feminine:
and become a watershed to the world.
If you embrace the world,
the Tao will never leave you
and you become as a little child.
Know the white,
yet keep to the black:
be a model for the world.
If you are a model for the world,
the Tao inside you will strengthen
and you will return whole to your eternal beginning.
Know the honorable,
but do not shun the disgraced:
embracing the world as it is.
If you embrace the world with compassion,
then your virtue will return you to the uncarved block.
The block of wood is carved into utensils
by carving void into the wood.
The Master uses the utensils, yet prefers to keep to the block
because of its limitless possibilities.
Great works do not involve discarding substance." - Lao Tzu (老子)
but keep to the feminine:
and become a watershed to the world.
If you embrace the world,
the Tao will never leave you
and you become as a little child.
Know the white,
yet keep to the black:
be a model for the world.
If you are a model for the world,
the Tao inside you will strengthen
and you will return whole to your eternal beginning.
Know the honorable,
but do not shun the disgraced:
embracing the world as it is.
If you embrace the world with compassion,
then your virtue will return you to the uncarved block.
The block of wood is carved into utensils
by carving void into the wood.
The Master uses the utensils, yet prefers to keep to the block
because of its limitless possibilities.
Great works do not involve discarding substance." - Lao Tzu (老子)
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