As people become older,they are more likely to ju

As people become older, they are more likely to judge1 things around them in the wrong way. They start to judge them only through their eyes, rather than their hearts. My granddaughter, Hanna, loves to buy things on sale with her mother. She always tells other people proudly that she has found a lovely shirt on sale. Unlike her, many adults hide2 the fact that they buy things on sale. One day, I went shopping with Hanna’s grandfather, Bill, and Hanna. After we had parked our car, Bill jumped out to go into the store. Hanna and I waited for him in the car. "I like that truck," Hanna said, sudden-ly. Then I noticed that there was an old truck behind our car, with a lot of clothes on it. Many people were standing around it. We got out of the car to have a look. How-ever, I found that the clothes were of bad quality; they were not very nice, and they were even not clean. Surprised, I asked Hanna, "Dear, why do you like it?" "I just do," she answered. Then I looked at my car. It was also dirty, because of the rain from the day be-fore. I wondered what many people might think of me because of my dirty car. We adults often judge other people or other things for certain reasons. But chil-dren don’t need those strange reasons. They just judge using their hearts.