Steven Wright once said, "Curiosity killed the cat, but for a while I was a suspect." I love that one. I firmly believe that curiosity and the paths it takes us down is what makes life interesting. Curiosity is what leads a toddler to constantly ask "Why". Curiosity is what leads to great discoveries and to small joys.
Curiosity led me to my favorite hobby - genealogy. I wonder what my ancestors were like, what interested them, what an average day held for them. The more information I uncover the more I want to know. Some of my paternal ancestors fought in the Revolutionary War and then went on to more to unsettled lands in Ohio around 1800. What, I wonder, was life like for them?
Curiosity also makes me wonder why there is so much injustice, poverty and hatred. I'll save that for another time.
About Me
- WDMCuz
- Diana has a passion for genealogy which leads to a love of libraries, courthouses and cemeteries. Other interests include crafting - quilting and creating beaded jackets for Christmas ornaments, butterflies, castles and politics.
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I told the hubby the title of your blog, and he thought it was hilarious. I got a kick out of it, too.
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