I guess wanting to know has always been a driving force for me, so there was never a question that I wouldn’t be in love with learning, which I always equated with reading. I could never imagine not being able to research a topic or find an answer I needed because I didn’t know what the words meant. And when the subjects became harder and more complicated, I treasured my reading skills even more. They were the key to my education. They gave me the freedom to understand anything, any time. And that’s what education means to me. Freedom.
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Quote of the Week: If you don’t know your options, you don’t have any.” Diana Korte, women’s heath advocate
Have you made a few wrong choices? Do you know what your options are? What would you do if you couldn’t read?
I’m taking off for a few days, so I visited blogs on Sunday and will return to visit those who don’t post until later in the week when I return. I hope I’ll have an adventure that I can write about when I come back. Enjoy your week!