Filling plastic Easter eggs with candy is a time honored tradition. As I put them in the big basket I mentally calculated how many colors there were and which color had the most eggs. Of course, I also thought about which colors I favored. A room full of people would probably have differed on the preference question. Our preferences are one of the things that differentiate us from each other. Listening to people order meals at a restaurant is another example of individual taste. Watching people shop for groceries is another. Who likes broccoli better than spinach or granola more than corn flakes? Preferences often feed out strengths as well. If I prefer "How To" books to cookbooks I will probably be better at tasks in the garage than in the kitchen. Knowing that about myself gives me the advantage of preparing adequately for a family dinner. It also fills me with pride when I can fix something! Acknowledge what you like, see what you are good at and educate yourself where necessary.