Several of you have kindly pointed out to me that I've been rather negligent about getting my posts up on time over the past week. It's been so bad, in fact, that at one point I didn't post anything new for three full days.For this, I apologize.
But, please, if I may, let me explain why: I'm busy.
Yes, I know. We're all busy.
But really. I'm super busy.
I don't want to get into the full details just now, but let's put it this way. I have, until the end of the month, a very time-consuming short-term job. In addition to that, I have my on-going part-time gig (which I will tell you more about someday soon). And on top of all that, I have my Year of Asking.
I know. It doesn't sound like that much. It could be a thousand times worse. I could have eighteen kids like those Duggers on TLC or a strenuous new dance routine to learn every week like those D-listers on Dancing with the Stars or a complicated race around the world to complete like those people on The Amazing Race or even worse: I could be someone with a family and job and not involved in TV.
In any event, what I have to contend with keeps me awfully busy and wishing that I had a lot more time.
And so, this week, I am asking for just that -- time and time travel, in the most realistic and exciting way it can currently be experienced: through historical reenactments.
My first letter will be to Old Sturbridge Village, the expansive New England living history museum that refers to itself on its website as a "must see" destination.
Why they choose to put quotation marks around the words "must see" I am not clear. Perhaps I will ask in my letter.
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If you get free passes for this, I'm coming with.
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