Though we never really lose our curiosity completely it does seem to be one of those characteristics that fades as we mature. I suspect it has to do with the growth of confidence and decisiveness. You can't act with confidence unless you feel sure that you have a firm grip on the nature of reality. There is no place for wonder in such a state of mind. Yet curiosity is what enables us to explore the world, meet new people and learn new things, a process that should never end.

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Saturday, July 3, 2010
Curiosity
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Children,
curiosity,
Inner Harbour
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I'm getting more and more curious for each day! Nice scene here.
Great candid scene!
A human interest shot of 'human interest'.
Last night I saw an eel-like critter swimmming along the causeway in a slinking fashion and leaving 'tailings'. Still don't know exactly what it was.
Hmmm...
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