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Being Judged When it comes to judging someone, I think everyone can admit that they have judged someone by how they look, how they dress, or even how they talk. Can you think about the last time you judged somebody by the way they look? That is the one thing that I try not to do, because I don’t think you really know who they are by just looking at them. They might be really nice and just be having a bad day or they might just be wearing something not that nice because they have to go to work somewhere that they didn’t want to wear nice clothes. When I see someone on the street or in the mall, I try my hardest not to judge that person by what they look like on the outside because it might be totally different from what they are like on the inside. The quote I always think of and most likely you probably heard of too is: “Don’t judge a book by its cover”. I think this quote is something to think about when you judge something. When you go to the library or get a book to read for English, you may not think it looks very good, but if you give it a try, you might end up loving it! The same is true about people. For example, say there is a new student in your grade and all of your friends tell you that this person is really weird and no one likes this person at the school they went to, so you kind of stick with your friends and don’t really talk to the new person because they look weird or don’t wear the same clothes you wear. Then you decide that this person might be nice and you go over there and soon you and that person are good friends! One of my biggest things that I don’t like is when people judge me. I just don’t think it is right when someone just looks at you and says nope we aren’t going to be friends your hair is weird or she sits at lunch with the girls I don’t like so she must be just like them. I don’t like when people judge my for who I am related to or who I am friends with or even who I sit with at lunch. I think everyone should be given a chance. I like people for how they treat me. If they are nice to me, I am more likely to be nice back and be their friend. You should always treat others the way that you want to be treated. You also have to remember that sometimes people can be cranky or have a bad day. That doesn’t mean that they are always going to act like that. I always give them some space for the day and see what tomorrow brings. They could be in a better mood tomorrow. I try to be nice to everyone most of the time, so hopefully people think of me as a kind person, and they do not judge me by how I do in school, or how I play on the basketball court, or who I am friends with. I will always try to judge others in the same way, by the way that they treat others and not by their looks, friends, or athletic ability. No one should really judge anyone, except themselves. By judging oneself, you can look at the positive and negative things about yourself, and work to improve yourself. OM

Oliver Hyde - Keyword Prediction Everyday Oliver would go down past the barn and sit on his favorite hay bale. He would play his fiddle till he grew tired or his mother called him. Oliver was an average farm boy who would work hard to get everything done so he could play his fiddle or go on adventures with his best friend Bobby, who owns a small farm next to Oliver’s. Bobby who was also a musician could play the flute with such ease. The two boys would constantly play there beautiful tune. One bright, happy day the boys meet up at the hay bale after doing their morning chores. The boys practiced very hard because they were scheduled to play at Bobby’s uncle’s Shindig in a day. After endless practice the boys were tired and thirsty so they decided go into town to get a soda. The short walk into town was hot but the soft summer breeze blew against on their happy faces. They went into the local candy shop and each bought some ice cold sodas. After their sodas they walked out and there was people screaming with fretfulness. The sky was dark and gloomy and the air was so thick people were coughing. As Oliver and Bobby looked around they saw that a building where a wedding reception was being held. The building was engulfed in flames. The firefighters couldn’t get the flames down and there was a little boy trapped inside and they couldn’t find him. So Oliver took an old dishcloth that was on the ground, put it over his mouth and grabbed his fiddle then ran inside the building. Bobby was in disbelief, that Oliver had done this, Inside Oliver ran in calling for the boy, he heard a faint cry of help. Oliver went to the sound and he saw that he was trapped in a closet. Oliver ripped out his fiddle and had the boy grab so that Oliver could pull him out. The boy grabbed on Oliver pulled him out except the fiddle was broke. Oliver and the boy got out the building collapsed. The town was all black and looked spooky. Oliver was honored as a hero and was given a brand new fiddle.

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