“The cure for boredom is curiosity.
There is no cure for curiosity.”
— Dorothy Parker
My name is Gary Rosenberg and I am a curiosity addict. I have a burning desire to know and understand most things that come across my path. It started small when I was young. I’d ask questions of my parents and later teachers and would keep leading on to the next question until I was told to go away. Then once I started reading, my addiction grew and grew. I now had a source from which I could get answers. I’d go to my connections (the library and the local book stores) and eventually had a 4 book a week habit. I was able to maintain that for quite awhile, a couple of decades at least and then the internet came into effect. I have given up sleep and meals to maintain my ever growing habit. I am not ashamed of being an information junkie. In a way I see it as a badge of pride. I will continue to ask the next question and looking for answers within or without until my dying breath. If I overdose than there are many worse ways I could imagine going.
Blessings, G
Keep on being curious, G. But don’t forget to nurture other aspects of your journey through sleep for it’s in the state of ‘dreaming’ that we’re free to explore other dimensional wealth of discoveries, which we can’t find on the internet and books. Happy weekend to You and Yours. Namaste
Winged Dominion by G A Rosenberg 
Reflecting Pool by G A Rosenberg
Keep on being curious, G. But don’t forget to nurture other aspects of your journey through sleep for it’s in the state of ‘dreaming’ that we’re free to explore other dimensional wealth of discoveries, which we can’t find on the internet and books. Happy weekend to You and Yours. Namaste
Yes, there are all manners of Discovery and Learning. Thanks Agnes
Dorothy Parker, genius.
Yes She was that for sure