Finish-to-Finish

The idea of synchronizing the end of one activity with the end of another is intriguing. For instance, Activity A ending must coincide with Activity B ending. This scheduling principle leads me to ponder how it could apply to life’s abstract concepts, such as whether the end of love signifies the end of all emotion. I’m attempting to draw a creative parallel here, using a concept from construction management to reflect on life’s profound themes—love, loss, grief, and so on. Admittedly, it’s a challenge. It’s far simpler to correlate tangible tasks that necessitate simultaneous completion, like the erection of an antenna tower and the pouring of concrete for its base. Both must be completed in tandem. Straightforward, indeed. Love and Loss…. perhaps not as much.