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For WWBC this week, I tackled a fun question with a slightly paranoid answer: I’m glad time travel isn’t real.
Between timeline paradoxes, unintended world wars, and the possibility of dragging forgotten diseases across centuries… maybe fiction is safer.
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Back to Now: My Case Against Time Travel – Bob Mueller
For WWBC, I explain why time travel is one fictional idea I’m glad isn’t real—paradoxes, pandemics, and all.

Can't believe I almost forgot to post my #WWBC post this week. I was so proud of myself, too, because I had it done Monday evening. There's a link in the post to the rest of the Weekly Wednesday Blogging Challenge posts, so be sure to check them out.

Will You Watch the Super Bowl? – Bob Mueller
WWBC asks if I will watch the Super Bowl. A lifelong love of football, family ties, favorite teams, and who I’m rooting for this year.

This week’s #WWBC prompt: What fictional thing do I wish were real?
My answer is time travel—but only to observe, not interfere. History, family mysteries, ancient burials, WWII… and the very real safety risks.
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Back to Then: My Case for Time Travel – Bob Mueller
A WWBC post on time travel: visiting history without changing it—and the safety risks and paradoxes that could unravel everything.

For #WWBC this week, I’m reflecting on the books I wish I could read again for the first time—from Jurassic Park to Red Storm Rising and beyond. Some stories just hit differently the first time through.
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For The First Time, Again – Bob Mueller
Reflecting on books I wish I could read for the first time again, from Crichton to Clancy, and how they shaped my love of reading.

For this week’s #WWBC, I’m sharing some of my favorite song lyrics—the ones that have stuck with me through the years. Buffett, Seger, and Steinman each left their mark on my personal soundtrack.
What lyrics have stayed with you?

When the Lyrics Hit Home: Songs I’ll Never Forget – Bob Mueller
This week for WWBC: A nostalgic look at the song lyrics from Buffett, Seger, and Steinman that shaped my memories and soundtrack.