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#TimeTravelTuesday



Celebrate the idea of time travel today by watching Back to the Future. Michael J Fox was just a baby and so incredibly cute in this flick. But I digress... *grin*

If you went back in time to the same period Marty McFly found himself in what would you want to see? Was there an important sporting event that happened? Would you want to see how your parents, or grandparents, found each other? Did history happen (like JFK, MLK, etc) that you would want to participate in or witness? I confess, I didn't know what happened of significance in 1955 so I looked it up. Anything peak your interest to travel back to? Rosa Parks peaked my interest for sure, so did the opening of Disneyland. *wink*

Happy time traveling!


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