Curiosity
I am inquisitive and want to find out more
Curiosity
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Questioning things exercises my brain, keeping me open-minded, and engaged with others. Curiosity leads to lower anxiety, and more satisfaction with life
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1805
1841
1857
1855
1881
Born in Kingston, Jamaica
Family boarding house
was burned down
'The Wonderful Adventures of
Mary Seacole' was published
Travelled to the Crimea and
established the British Hotel
Travelled to the Crimea and
established the British Hotel
Died in London, UK
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Mary Seacole
1805 – 1881
Mary Seacole was a nurse and businesswoman who didn’t do what was expected of her so that she could help those in need. She earned the respect of the soldiers fighting in the Crimean War.
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