Judgement and Understanding

I remember taking the Meyers-Briggs personality test. It asked me if I was comfortable making value judgements. Since then (5 years ago) I've been thinking, and here's my answer:

My tendency is always to understand first and judge later, if judgement is even required. For me, understanding is usually all that I want. I don't try to make a judgement call (whether something is good or bad). That usually takes time to figure out. But if I do give it time, the whole good/bad thing will make itself evident.

Look What I Did

I don't post here often, as you might have noticed ... but every once in a while an idea strikes me to put something up. Usually it's in the form of "hey guys, look at what I just did." And this time is really no different.

Yesterday we had our annual design review at the Church for last year, and as an emerging tradition, we have a poster design contest. Whoever wants to comes up with a poster and then we all vote on which one we think should win. Last year I came up with a poster and entered it (didn't win). This year I came up with three posters and submitted one (don't know if I won yet, but my hopes aren't up).

So I thought I'd post my three posters here and see which one you guys liked the best.