The View from a Drawbridge

The random musings of an autistic bridgetender with entirely too much time on her hands.

Time Travel Exists

We go places.

I don’t know why there is any debate on this subject. Time travel exists. Anyone who reads or even daydreams experiences it several times a day.

We go places. I have been to the middle ages. I’ve experienced foreign lands in other times. I’ve met people long gone. I have my jet pack, and have used it more than once, believe you me.

I have seen Mount Vesuvius erupt. I have been at ground zero for the first atomic bomb and for the last. I’ve witnessed the birth of Christ and the deaths of kings. I remember when dodo birds weren’t extinct. I have visited the first colony on mars.

The thing people seem to be so upset about regarding time travel is that they don’t get to bring their bodies along, and they don’t get to arrogantly meddle in time lines.

To that I say, tourists can always find something to whine about. Get over it. Sit back and enjoy the ride.

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6 responses to “Time Travel Exists”

  1. lyn sutton Avatar
    lyn sutton

    The storytellers invite you to step into their time machines and travel with them. My time machine tends to warp time… 🙂 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umj0gu5nEGs

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      The View from a Drawbridge

      Hahahahaha

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  2. Wedgwood in Seattle History Avatar
    Wedgwood in Seattle History

    OK, I hope you are in your right mind now….not hallucinating. Did you take enough time off of work to really, fully get well? I was worried about you.

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    1. The View from a Drawbridge Avatar
      The View from a Drawbridge

      Aww, thanks, V! I’m much, much better now. The occasional cough, but mainly that’s only a nuisance. I’m back in coherent land. I must admit I was probably still slightly out of it when I wrote this one, but really I am just trying to encourage people to read books and use their imaginations.

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      1. Wedgwood in Seattle History Avatar
        Wedgwood in Seattle History

        Tether yourself to the bridge, just in case. Don’t want you to take off on any flights of imagination while working.

      2. The View from a Drawbridge Avatar
        The View from a Drawbridge

        That’s a good idea. 🙂

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