Currently, I have no topics that I need to be informed about which may sound arrogant or ignorant but that’s not the case.
If/when I hear or see something that I am not very familiar with, I start seeking relevant advice about it from various sources like books and experts plus those who have been through it.
For example, the censor light went out on my Toyota Corolla which was causing some problems. I learned that after the only good information from a less than reputable mechanic. Afterwards, I learned more about it from mechanics information online than made an appointment with my local dealership.
Secondly is that I’m considering a move to another part of the country where up until recently, I wasn’t that familiar with. Because I want to make wise decisions,I have visited a few times to different towns to see which one is a place where I would feel safe and comfortable. Information from realtors and local news outlets are places to start to learn about an area plus driving around the area and visiting local businesses without saying much about one’s anticipated plans. Before I moved to Texas, I visited once and faired well. Before I move to the east coast, I plan on visiting a couple more times. Been there three times already but it wasn’t till the end of the second trip that I thought about moving there. My last trip, I specifically went to areas that I narrowed down from my own learning and my own preferences.
Finally, it’s about my felines when they aren’t feeling right, I start looking it up to get some idea of what they’re going through. Then, I call the veterinary clinic to make an appointment for them. Sometimes, the information helps to open the doors to learn new facts.
In my opinion, life is about continuous learning and adventure to live a fulfilling life. If it interests you, find every informational outlet that you can think of to learn more.
Yours Truly,
Leslie Elizabeth David.
The Magnificent Modern Mature Woman 