Variation in situation molding new circumstances
One songwriter wrote a song titled “I do not know about tomorrow.” You can have a rigorous plan of what you intend to carry out, but things do change. People are not masters of their destiny. The world is filled with variations that affect our decision. Imagine planning a wedding in a garden, and during the planning, the imagination of walking down the aisle under the sun comes to the mind. The awaited tomorrow reaches with no surprise, the weather behaving as expected. Then suddenly an hour to the moment to recall, it starts raining heavily. Plans will change their dreams. Although we are not masters of our destiny, it is essential to have planned since they do not always fail. Margie Downs used her skills to write a piece that describes how plans do not usually occur according to how people think. From “Tim Gunn and a leaky shower: Welcome to my life, little guy,” it is possible to deduce some of the reasons why plans do not always go accordingly. The following shows how variations in situations bring in unavoidable circumstances that mislead plans.
From work done by Margie Downs, the birth of Everest happens to be a fantastic expectation in life. Such a happy moment is disoriented by a series of occurrences that were not in mind. Just after the birth of Everest, the roof starts leaking. Here situations take a drastic turn that is unseen. There was never an expectation that the roof will begin to leak. There is an expectation that things will align themselves to suit the care of the baby.
Contrary to this, situations turn events to worse states. After the roof starts leaking, the landlady comes to take a role that proves the aspect of unavoidable situational circumstances. So the question here is how the child will sleep with some much noise from the construction workers. The care of a child is critical. An example is always seen when a child cries in a public place. Just experiment it yourself. Observe the number of people, especially moms, who appear to be concerned and even disturbed by the act of the child. The reason is that they know what it takes to bring up a child.
A child needs to sleep heavily to sustain growth. Another big mystery that needs an answer is why older adults also like sleep do while their growth is optimum? Anyway, it might be because they have worked their entire lives: leave it to the sleep experts. The constructors used sled harmers to remove tiles in the room for repair. Such work releases disturbing noise not only to the child but also to the people living in the house.
The mother of the child never expected to face situations that would turn on her asthmatic condition. It is quite clear that every mother desires to have a dustproof environment and even more cleanly when having a newborn. The construction workers cause the presence of powder that prompts the rise of asthma. This makes it hard for her to show care to the baby since her own condition is a constraint. She says, “I wheezed while I rocked my baby.”
Men are thought by society to always be on watch during heavy duties such as construction. Despite this fact, variation in situations brings a circumstance that makes the man of the house always come late. The man goes to work, leaving the wife and baby Everest. The mother of Everest is left alone to deal with matters concerning construction. She has to overlook how the repairs are done. These situations force the mother to multitask, and how she manages both responsibilities makes her a wonder-woman.
Sometimes the things human beings pass through mocks a suffering situation. She goes on to retell how the temperatures both inside and outside are enough to boil and evaporate water. A arrange of 105 to 115 degrees surpasses the existence of living creatures. Biology brings the knowledge that living cells are denatured with temperatures above 40 degrees. Imagine what 105 to 115 does? Also, the air conditioner is distressed to keep up with hellfire.
Another uncertainty is the process of birth. She carries Everest for nine months expecting a normal delivery. People are often told of the pain of normal childbirth. The creation ad the existence of living creatures have carried out the birth process naturally through the birth canal. The mother of Everest also plans for normal birth. Situations change, and during the time of unveiling little Everest to the world, a cesarean section takes place. All these messes get her while the wound of the procedure is still raw. What a pity!
As you face circumstances, the people around you also have plans to help in providing solutions. They do not know that the situation on the ground is different. The friends of the mother of Everest assisted in availing ideas of how to love as a new mother. Although they had a good heart, their plans for the mother of Everest could not work. Circumstances forced her to be on constant watch. The friends thought that everything is continuous and what worked for them would work for the mother of Everest.
Tim Gunn comes to the rescue through the advice outpoured. The mother of Everest realizes that she has to accept the situation as it was. Finally, a breakthrough happens. The construction crew finds a breakthrough giving way to an installation crew. Also, the ever crying baby Everest was genuinely taken by sleep in her arms. Expecting that the good has started to happen, another situation arises: the drainage of the bathroom had not been worked out well. But the slogan “Let’s make it work” Comes to solve the case.
In conclusion, it is now clear that variation in situation molds circumstances that were never our plan. This little episode of the life of a young and new mother brings the aspirations to take a turn on her expectations. She never plans for s life filled with challenges, especially just after giving birth to baby Everest. The life of the mother of Everest describes how the situations come unplanned. The variation in how things work, discordantly to the planning, takes her to a series of challenges that come with surprises every hour. The few days were a hell of a situation, and a new mother, an experience of the sought, never hits the mind. It is, therefore, a proof that variation in situation molds circumstances that change how we plan for things.