Making it work

That feeling of making it work, when you know no one else can do what you can, because you care enough, you want to sit down for a little longer, walk a little longer to make it work better, to push your boundaries and your creation a little further, one small step at a time.
You read up because you see a problem when everyone else is tired of solving problems, you just cannot let go because you can still see that it can be better, you read, you understand, you write it down, you come up with a hypothesis, an equation, a program, a code, a circuit and want to make it work, you know it will work, but unsure at the same time. You work on it, and you are ready to press the button to test it, its pure joy or sheer fall on the face now, the moment of truth, you take the leap of faith

It works beautifully, it moves with grace, slow and steady rising to its maximum potential, waking all the others who had given up long ago, slow and steady going back to sleep. Nothing can compare to that feeling!! Nothing comes close!! the realisation that you made it work just because you cared enough, not because you are the only one who could have done it, but just because you cared enough.. And that bond is set forever, never can you forget it and stop wondering if it remembers you...and hope that you will see it again one day..

He scales the mountain, because he's not afraid of it. He slays the dragon, because he's not afraid of him. And he walks through hellfire... because Broomhilda's worth it. --Dr King Schultz in Django Unchained, originally Quentin Tarantino