Time Travel

OK, I'm a major Science Fiction addict. In fact, most of my dreams have a science fiction bent (not kidding). Something got me thinking about time travel again. I've developed my own theory for how this could work and avoid the paradoxes generally conjured up by such things. Note that IANAQP (I Am Not A Quantum Physicist). When you step into that strange machine you found in the basement of your nutty deceased mad-scientist inventor uncle's basement and hit the button labelled "Do Not Press This... read more

I'm back in SingaBore! After nearly one month in absence, I just can't help coming back to this place I called home for the past 6 years. Not! Seriously, I'm here to check out the annual travel fair, which turned out to be a dud (more on that later). And of course, to meet the friends I left behind (cue sappy music). JRo told me last night that I have not been posting lately so I'm gonna write really random thoughts on this post. ============= Flying With Lance I took the Cebu Pacific flight...

I was thinking that I am a pretty lucky girl - My tourtuous decision for today is deceiding if I want to go to Ireland or Austin (or both!). After looking at my crazy schedule, I think it made the decision for me. 4 weekends of travel, 2 involving airplanes, 1 involving 16 hours in a car. April 28th - Regional in Cortland. Overnight in hotel May 4th - Weekend in Ohio. Drive from Albany to Buffalo, then to Ohio. Reverse 2.5 days later May 11th - Fly out to Ireland May 19th - Fly back The weekend...

When I was a teenager, I had dreams of travelling to exotic places. I think this is partly because I’m a romantic at heart and love being in awe of new places, sights, smells, tastes…   Also partly because when we were little, we couldn’t afford to go on foreign holidays which instilled my love of camping, but also a desire to experience the different.   I used to scour any papers or magazines for pictures and articles about far away places.   I had five little pictures stuck on my wall next...

Travel Plans 1. go to www.google.com 2. click on "maps" 3. click on "get directions" 4. type "New York" in the first box (the "from" box) 5. type "London" in the second box (the "to" box) 6. scroll down to step #23 That's all.

I didn't do a whole lot of traveling as a child. Sure, my parents took me to Wisconsin and a few other places, but mainly we bummed around at home. We didn't take all that many road trips. Being in band in high school was exciting because we did take four buses full of music students down to places like St. Louis. College was the same way--we had our little band trip we went on each year, and then choir had its bigger trips in the spring as well. I'd never formally done choir before my sophomore...