I’m sure many of you would be wondering what I was probably thinking about for this topic to have popped up in my mind and head.
Perfect Blemish– two very opposite words right! yet so awesome when put together. Well, how many of us agree that we are not at all flawless but indeed do have flaws? Flawlessness doesn’t mean that we have riches and so can afford whatever we want, it doesn’t also mean what Beyonce- no offense intended- sang in one of her songs “I woke up like this-flawless”. If we can honestly tell ourselves and come to the realization that we have flaws, only then will we understand this topic.
A blemish could be a sort of stain or like the English dictionary would describe it as a small flaw or spot that stains the appearance of something and also a moral defection or a character flaw.
How can a character flaw, moral defection, stain or spot be so good it is regarded as perfect. Let’s take for example, I talk a lot…mehn! don’t try me o…in Jenifa’s voice “i could talk you to death..” lol…I didn’t mean that tho, OK..that could be said to be a, better still, “my” blemish or rather a character flaw, after all too much of everything is bad but if I, being a chatter box can perfect it so well I could be an orator or anchor an occasion as an MC (Hmm…I really should consider this o…i am just kidding anyways).

Basket Mouth must have probably enjoyed mocking or on a lighter scale enjoyed “yabbing” people and some people may have considered it a character flaw but he decided to perfect this blemish and now he is a well known comedian and he also makes lots of money out of it. Many other stars alike may have used their blemish to make money in a good way one way or another.
Now don’t get me wrong, I haven’t said that you should be so good at stealing that you start robbing people, you could rather join any of the forces (Army or any other one) and use this blemish of yours to catch those who steal and also get paid for it.
My point therefore is that even with our blemish, we should strive to make the best out of it; choose to be authentic and then it could be our own Perfect Blemish.
September 10, 2016 at 8:11 am
Hmmm! It’s really interesting. Good to know you’re up with this. Thumbs up!!!
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September 14, 2016 at 11:55 am
Nice One Hun,
I think your service year could be said to be very productive.
Am proud of you
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September 14, 2016 at 3:57 pm
Perfect Blemish; such a perfect combination of the imperfect. The write up is such a masterpiece. Making the most out of our presupposed flaws is a level we must strive to attain.
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September 16, 2016 at 11:38 am
A masterpiece indeed!
would love to say that the “imperfection” or if you like “blemish” is most times the exuberance of our temperament blends or an abuse of God’s own original intent for our lives which we are yet to discover.
Furthermore, take for instance Saul turned Paul…God created him with the passion to drive his endeavours but was used negatively! However, when found in purpose, it was better employed in the end. What of the case of Peter whose temperament was of a sanguine; “he thought with his mouth and spoke with his brain” in pre-pentecost days of his life. But immediately he got filled, he channelled it rightly.
In essence, discover what positive you can channel your exuberance towards and you will see a natural pruning and attendant fructification.
once again…thanks to the blogger.
Great opportunity I can say.
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November 2, 2016 at 4:43 am
Am proud of you girl
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