At 826 Boston, which looks like a tutoring space to teach zombie students, the students eat the brains of tutors who bother them, and put them out of their misery. Emmy is a tutor at 826 Boston.
I found an earring. It was a time travel earring. The earring was one thousand years old. To work the earring you had to press a button in the middle. I went to 1912, at the beginning of the Titanic’s voyage. I rode the Titanic, and when it crashed into the iceberg I went back to 2015 and did not die or leave my husband. Because I was 23 in 1912 during the crashing of the Titanic, I wanted to live a happy life and not die early.
Every time I travel it looks like a wormhole, Emmy looks like a tutor, and my husband looks like a googly-eyed horse. My husband’s name is Crazy Face.
I would like to go to the Revolutionary War. And when I do, I will be one of the soldiers in the war. I will fight for freedom, and win a trophy, and win World War V, and be a billionaire. I will spend the money on horses and buy dogs, too — maybe a whole farm with a whole lot of endangered animals, like tigers. I will not go to any other wars because I might get hurt.
Next I will go to the future to see how I die. I like time travel because I want to learn more about the world — maybe even the whole universe.
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