Question of the Day!

Since journalism school I have indulged my need for knowledge about almost everything I might think about. If I end up looking for something to watch on YouTube. I might forget what I was looking for and go on a totally different subject just because YouTube threw it in the way of whatever I started to research. Also, during the 2000's up to now I have been reading a lot about church history. That includes the Old Testament to learn about the Hebrew nation. I like information on health, growing and using herbs, container gardening, using corn as fuel, animal health for parrots, dogs, and cats, survival gear. How to study languages so you can read or speak them.

I research things that pertain to spirituality, esoteric science, Hebrew history, Kabbalah history. This probably scratches the surface although any subject can be for looking into if it crosses my interest paths.

I've never had the opportunity to use a Kayak. But I know a lot about them from research, even how to get one right side up if it turns over in the water, with the passenger in it. You never know when an obscure piece of knowledge can be useful in writing or just living.












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