My ancestors. Family lore. Storytelling. Some stories I would have never known without some digging and interviewing. Now I have some things to pass on.
What's something you have always enjoyed learning about?
Military History. I've been a WW2 history buff for many years now. Can't get enough of it ! Especially Naval/Air warfare.
I'm curious, Roy, what YOU like learning about? Any interests or hobbies you're interested in?
Myself, I like learning about all kinds of stuff - I guess that's why I read a lot. There is a series on the NatGeo channel about the Holocaust and Hitler that I've been watching this week. I also like learning about the Korean War, the one my dad served in.
Space...the final frontier.
I just enjoy learning. I have said for a very long time, I wish there was a way to become a professional student. This afternoon I was flipping through channels and came across a show that was about castles, and this particular episode was about the only Royal Castle built in the US. It was built in Hawaii before it became part of the US. It also taught the history of Hawaii.
The Three Kingdoms period of China.
I have always enjoyed learning about Ancient Egypt. It fascinates me how they made the pyramids.
Just about anything ... Especially if it's trivial.
I mean, just this last weekend, I was flipping through channels and stopped on one (History?) talking about WW2 ... And they were talking about how the NAZIs were so about "purity of race" and exercise - but also saw no problem with using drugs. And even Hitler actually used a pre-cursor of crystal meth.
I enjoy anything science related :D
I also read about depression and stuff...
History. They had on pbs the history of walt disney great stuff
How things work in outerspace.
Life.
How things are made.
