Today, I experienced a real life metaphor. I had to trim the edges of two doors in the house so they fitted in the frame. One of them had never fit its frame, while the other had only recently started to sink closer to the floor.
Now for the metaphor, in its full beard-stroking glory: Fix a door that once held its frame is easy, Fix a door that never held its frame takes an hour and makes you miss The Simpsons.
I'm not sure when in life this metaphor fits, but any ideas, answers on a postcard.
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