Yesterday I ran 120 feet at a rate of 4.5 feet per second. Sound impossible? It's not. All you have to do is 1) miraculously find yourself in Chicago and with tickets or a pass to the incredibly awesome Museum of Science and Industry and 2) manage to get their during open hours and then into the new You! exhibit. All there is to it. Plus you just have to find the giant orange hamster wheel. It's hard to miss. You'll find it.
My BFF Mimi needs some help with her book. Go here to see her post and leave a comment. Here's the synopsis:
"A man whose name was Arthyr Bradley is murdered in his own home in San Diego, California. The FBI are shocked to see that there are no clues which could lead to the culprit. But there is one tiny piece of evidence found outside the man's home, a notebook. In this notebook are the names of 150 people, who have no significant importance at this point. Agent John Lamar is caught in a race against time to find out who the people are and if they would be in any danger, because Arthur Bradley name had been the first name in the notebook and had been crossed out. Will the murderer be caught? Can Agent Lamar find all the 149 people left in the notebook before something happens?"
I think its a GREAT plot so please check it out.
"A man whose name was Arthyr Bradley is murdered in his own home in San Diego, California. The FBI are shocked to see that there are no clues which could lead to the culprit. But there is one tiny piece of evidence found outside the man's home, a notebook. In this notebook are the names of 150 people, who have no significant importance at this point. Agent John Lamar is caught in a race against time to find out who the people are and if they would be in any danger, because Arthur Bradley name had been the first name in the notebook and had been crossed out. Will the murderer be caught? Can Agent Lamar find all the 149 people left in the notebook before something happens?"
I think its a GREAT plot so please check it out.









I iwsh i could go to the museum of science and industry! sounds like fun...and thanks for putting the link to my blog in the post!
ReplyDelete