Jag hamnade på� den h�är sidan i jakt p�å en bild jag behö�ver, men jag hittade inte det jag sö�kte. D�äremot fick jag för fö�rsta g�ången hö�ra talas om helgonet Saint Expedite, och bakgrunden till det engelska ordet procrastination:
”Saint Expedite is the patron of those who hope for rapid solutions to problems, who wish to avoid or put an end to delays, and who want general financial success. His aid is also sought by those who wish to overcome procrastination as a personal bad habit, as well as by shop-keepers and sailors. His feast day is April 19.
Expedite is typically depicted as a young Roman centurion holding aloft a cross marked HODIE (‘today’ in Latin) and squashing a crow beneath his right foot. Out of the dying crow’s mouth issues a word-ribbon, CRAS (‘tomorrow’ in Latin). Thus Expedite destroys a vague tomorrow in favour of a definite today.”