Judging....

My blogging has been subpar up to this point to say the least. It has not been my intention, but it has happened. Judge me as you may, but I am taking a stand right now...redeeming myself in all that is blog.

I am tuckered out after returning from a 5 day business trip to Phoenix, AZ. But thanks to delays and plenty of terminal taxi-ing, I had more than enough time to catch up on my necessary readings.

I know it may be hard to believe judging from my consistency in blogging, but the chapter, Curiosita was really speaking my language...I have this urge to continue learning, and continuing to grow, and ask constant questions. I remember when I was in grade school and my parents would come home from conferences and my teachers would always say something along lines of how willing I was to ask the, "whys? and the how comes" always looking for more than the answer that I was given.

I started keeping a journal the moment I could put sentences together on a page; I received my first journal on my 6th birthday, I was in first grade- It had a bubblegum dispenser on the cover- I had that journal filled cover to cover in no time flat. Full of sketches and random thoughts...which at 6 and 7 were incredibly random. I continued to keep diaries and journals, constantly asking myself questions about where I wanted to go to high school, then college, then my degree, studying abroad? graduate school? My journals were filled with more questions and poem like scribblings than anything else.

In relation to "How to Think like Da Vinci" I feel that my writings, scribblings and journals over time did bring more understanding to whatever question or issue was at hand. I have a fascination with human relationships/interactions, so many of my writings are observational situations that have happened during my day at work, or at a coffee shop while attempting to focus on my work. I am working on my top ten questions...