Jigsaw

Have you ever stared at a thousand puzzle pieces and waited for them to put themselves together?
Probably not.
When we open a puzzle box, we instinctively know what to do even though we don't have a clue where all the pieces go.
We scatter them across the table. We flip them all face up. We start with the corners and the edges and we group together pieces we think go together even though we can't be sure if we're right.
Then we work.
We take on the tedious task of trial and error, and we do that until the job is done.
Puzzles don't put themselves together.
And that's what life is ~ a big, giant puzzle with lots of tiny pieces needing someone to put it together.