Judgment.

It's something everyone deals with. Every day. For every decision. And there's no denying that.

It can be from various topics such as, "We find the defendant...guilty!" to things simple as, "Do these shoes match my shirt?"

It's all in perspective, and that makes it that much harder.

Your favorite song -- Someone hates it somewhere.

Your favorite childhood toy? -- Someone is burning it and maiming probably in the same city, at least.

So your friend disagrees with you on something you did that day, are they really a friend or are they faking it?

Perspective. It can kill and maim, it can praise and worship.

I judge every day. Just like you do.

Every time you think, it's a judgment.

I am never pleased with Kirk Maltby's performance. All his fans must surely hate me.

Just like I extremely dislike everyone that tells me Mathieu Schneider is trash and worthless and can't play. Well....are you in the NHL? Yeah, I thought so. Have you become the most successful Jewish hockey player? And possibly the second best American defensemen of the time? Then how do you have experience to explain?

So, don't base everything off of one idea.

Judgment is also like cooking, if you let all the ideas settle, you can have a tasty cake sitting in front of you, or an experiment gone wrong.

Now I'm just rambling....

Check out this poem I wrote for my story? Hmm I have some typos I need to fix in that...