Judgmental Judy's side job out of court is as a writer. Having ordered 200 copies of her recently published book, she frustratingly noticed that on the bio page, the letter N is missing from her last name.


What?? No N?? Hmmmmm, it was there when she typed her name. It was there when two editors edited it. To where did that letter N disappear??? The Judge can think of nothing else when she looks at the book - only of the blatant "mistake" and the fact that readers will see it - and judge The Judge. She feels compelled to point out the mistake to people, you know, before they find it and wonder ... How is she a writer if she can't correctly spell her own last name?
The Judge hasn't been thinking about the months of focused work she put into writing the stories nor the dozens of hours formatting the book, collecting photos, obtaining permission to include photos, writing captions, gathering back cover quotes, working with the graphic artist to design the nice cover, and the finished product - a published book. No ... none of that, none of the more meaty matter. She can only think about that dopey missing N.