If so, do I have a “holiday” for you!
Pretend
to be a Time Traveler Day has been going on since 2009.
Watch this YouTube video to learn all about celebrating this
day. (Hint: it may involved dressing in clothing from the past or
future and acting a role.)
Here's
a tiny sample from the video, advice on Pretending to be aTime
Traveler:
Walk up to random people
and say, “What year is this?” and when they tell you, get quiet
and then say, “Then there's still time!” and run off.
For
a tamer celebration...
Watch
a time travel movie such as Back to the Future, Bill &
Ted's Excellent Adventure, Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home,
or Frequency. Or watch
some episodes of Dr. Who.
Read
a time travel novel or story. You might try A Christmas
Carol (Dickens), A
Wrinkle in Time
(L'Engle), The Castle in the Attic
(Winthrop), or The Indian in the Cupboard (Banks).
Teens might enjoy The End of Eternity
(Asimov)... Here is a huge list of time travel books
for kids, sorted by time period.
Also
on this date:
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