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Curious

Over my volunteer time and hanging out with the kids I really haven't gained any curiosity.  The only thing that is related to being curious that I have gained is the seeking of knowledge and I tend to want to know more about the kids disabilities, and I always am asking them questions and trying to relate to them as much as I can, especially during the game we played for the kids that can’t navigate crowds, attached in the picture below. I didn't particularly think I would gain any curiosity, but I can see how other volunteer work would push someone to be more curious.  Overall I wouldn't say I am more curious outside of the Blizzard Foundation but a lot more than I was at the beginning when I am actually doing my volunteer work.

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