Snap Judgements

[bèlla]

First up is Lord Voldemort. When I initially encountered him. I didn’t like him. I’d read to the Goblet of Fire and stopped. But when I revisited the series after reading Tolkien and other Rowling influences. He was more enjoyable. Make no mistake, he’s crazy. But he’s creatively crazy and that’s a difference.

The runner up is Jane Eyre. I love the book. But I didn’t like her too much. She was too subservient for my tastes. After I read The Professor, Villette, Shirley, and her biography I had a change of heart. She was longing for love and captured the ache in her characters. When she found it she stopped writing. I empathize with her. And I see Jane in a new light.

~Bella

 

[HisGraceAbounds]

I used to have snap judgments about foods. Now I've discovered many of those foods are in fact very tasty.

I still make snap judgments about people, but I'm aware of it and trying to get that out of my life

 

[Cross Over the Lake]

I do snap judgements on people who are really loud and slow in a line at the grocery store, like it seems they are doing it for the attention. I gotta pray standing there...

 

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Barack Obama