I wana be 18 in 1968 :)

There are several periods in time that I would love to visit.

1. Late 15th. century to invite Leonardo da Vinci out for a candlelight dinner
2. Late 16th. century to chat about oil colors with those famous old Dutch painters
3. Early and late 17th. century to try to play a duet with Mozart and have a cup of coffee with Galileo Galilei

There are quite a few others but those are definitely on the very top of my bucket list. Hope this machine gets invented soon.

id go forward in time

Early 80's to talk to my dad as an adult.

Back to the 70's the age I would tell myself not to do the things I am doing now 😊

I'd return to the 1930's/1940's.

It was a time of transition. I'd like to be just another face in the crowd, gazing in wonder as it unfolds.
In all it's triumphs and defeat, and positive development; the foundations of modern day were born.

Where all that we know now, was revolutionary and new.

The golden age of radio, & the advent of Art Deco industrial design, turned out masterpices to behold. Fine automobiles, towers of brick & steel; and velvet voices on Decca Records, were sold.

I'd like to stand on Lexington Ave., watching the finishing touches laid on the Chrysler Building, its spire, and shimmering dome.

Stroll the pier, as the dapper dressed gentleman. Watch ocean liners underway, and hear a steam whistle moan.

Take in a late night; the contrasts of the Bowery --. its chimneys, wash lines, and tired brownstone. Then cut through Riverside, & find myself in a cozy eatery over something hot. With a lamplighter outside, touching his torch to a globe.

Then late evening, retire to the sitting room with family around the Victrola. Listening to Glenn Miller or Count Basie - live - from the Pennsylvania Hotel, Rouge Room.

Back to an age when dressing for dinner, & tipping your hat were expected. Attending the "Cinema" was an event; & civility, and old world sensiibilties, were revered and respected.

Back to my childhood in attempt to fix things before they went wrong. I don't need a specific time, I don't care about material objects or money. And honestly, regardless of the period, theyd all have there ups and downs, nothing is perfect, and nothing ever will be. But instead of trying to make new friendships, There are soem friends i can no longer see because they arent here anymore, and even just a chance to see them again, even if it was one last time, I'd gladly take.

Most of history was only a little kind to a few women so I wouldn’t want to stay anywhere for long, but I’d love to pop around and see the things that lasted, either physically or in legend, when they were new and it would really be neat to just go for a walk all over time and see and hear and probably often try not to smell. 😂

Holy.... Difficult to pick just one but...

Judean, Jerusalem AD 30ish. Just to correlate the gospels I suppose.

Early 1500's. Before they started "hunting witches".

100 years ago in California making silent movies

This Vincent Van Gogh 🎨

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A few actually. I would love to see the old West in the 1870's. I would also like to see America in the 1950's. Then I would love to go back to 1970 and be able to test drive all of my favorite muscle cars at the dealerships.

I would watch the pyramids being built, visit the lost city of Atlantis

Sail on the Titanic from Southampton to Ireland.

The 80's as I am now. I'd like to live in NYC, get mad beotches, and do lots of coke.

Probably the 30 or 50’s, but mostly def to about 6-7 years ago when you were out of your relationship, so I could be the one you met😁

I would like to hang out with the Buddha so that I could meet @hunkalove.

Go to Florence during the renaissance and see all that great art being made “ live”

The early 1990s, when my dad was alive and relatively untroubled.

1955 with Biff's Sports Almanac so I could make some money.

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End of WW2 era,my parents were young then,like to see how they lived

I would love to visit the 1940's I think id fit in

I'd keep it simple, I'd go three weeks ago and deal with something I ignored

25 years from now - - @ the age of 100 I want to see who I've outlasted 😁

1950es, 1960es,it was a good time to live,

I am not sure going forward is possible since it has not happened yet. But going backward... maybe back to the time of Moses and the parting of the Red Sea, or witnessing the birth of Christ or his resurrection. Or maybe back to have lunch with Samuel Clemmons or someone else interesting.

January of 2023 is good enough for me

I would have said back with the dinosaurs but feel a T Rex probably wouldn't take to kindly to me trying to keep him for a bet😒

How would that work though? Would I automatically have the money of that period and could move to a specific place too? 😅
In that case, I'd go to many gigs between 1980s and 2016.

I think I would go back to the 40s just something about that time with the war and everything that was going on then.

I'd travel to this Sunday...

... Then get the Lottery numbers and travel back to today, get my £2 ready and start looking for a mansion to buy.

I'll go about 100-200 years into the future.
Because I am curious what our actions have manifested.

I'd travel back to the beginning of colonialism and prevent it from ever happening.

Whatever period John Olinger is in, bound to be a party with the rock and jason mamoa

I’m thinking 1960’s to correct mistakes and build more confidence in myself.

I'd travel forward to a time when medicine can cure anything.

Beginning on the universe..wanna see what all the hubbub is about.

You always ask the good questions

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I'd like to hang out with the Buddha. I might learn something.

Not interested. Right moment is enough to survive.

2016

I can’t think of any time periods of the past where I’d feel safe being me. The times I actually lived through were tricky enough.