My wife? We were the only two to volunteer to take the "wrong" side of the geo- vs. helio-centric debate...and we won. I knew right away she was something special. My son? He came out of my wife's hoo-hah. How freaking amazing is that? I just can't
I think, though, that it was learning about creativity - what it is and what it isn't - that allowed me to fully embrace those as viable things to do. I had felt like I had to do something "serious" because what I loved wasn't valuable.
Well, I was introduced to eating and sleeping at an early age. I really give all the credit to my parents for this passion, and I'm thankful for all of the opportunities I've been given to develop my skills.
My 2 favorite things are very hard to narrow down,especially by enjoyment,so I'll narrow it out by the frequency with which I use them.Number one is trying to fathom life in general,it's purpose,philosophies,and meaningless point of our seriousness
I was always a deep thinker, rather curious child, but the moment I accidentally saw a clip on a philosophy on life by Alan watts I was hooked on the subject.
I can't think of just two things I enjoy the most, I tend to cycle through phases of obsessions with my hobbies, but I became interested in all of them the same way. By trying them. If you get a chance to try something new, you should.
I became interested in horses as little girl, mostly from my mother, but also from books I read.
When I got into high school, I really fell in love with science. I just had the best biology teacher, and he inspired me to keep learning.
I got into video games when I got a Playstation for my birthday. I got into the Internet when I was trying to do something for school and accidentally stumbled upon a new site called YouTube
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