Wednesday, December 13, 2006
DDC02
DOTTY'S DIMENSIONS CONTINUES:
Format:
In the even-numbered issues, I'll write about another NYC trip, some trips to Philadelphia, and another science fiction convention: Philcon.
⤓ ISSUE 2
Saturday, November 11, 2006
Monday, June 19, 2006
Sunday, June 18, 2006
Saturday, April 8, 2006
Washington D.C. 4-8-06 to 10-8-06
- Library of Congress
- National Gallery of Art - West
- National Gallery of Art - East
- White House visitor center
Friday, March 17, 2006
Monday, March 13, 2006
DDC01
DOTTY'S DIMENSIONS CONTINUES:
A twice-yearly zine.
Format:
The odd-numbered issues cover my New York City trips and Balticon, a science fiction convention.
In the even-numbered issues, I'll write about another NYC trip, some trips to Philadelphia, and another science fiction convention: Philcon.
STOP PRESS:
Publications of MY CAPITAL TIME will end, and starting with DDC Issue #7, all odd-numbered issues will cover Washington, DC, and Lunacon.
The even-numbered issues will still cover New York City, Philadelphia, and Philcon.
⤓ ISSUE 1
01 - BROADWAY SHOW: JERSEY BOYS
02 - UNITED NATIONS
03 - OFF-BROADWAY SHOW: I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE!
04 - ELLIS ISLAND
05 - BALTICON 2006
Wednesday, March 1, 2006
The State I'm In #1 - first issue
- Mercer County
- Morris County
- Passaic County
- Sussex County
- Essex County
- Ocean County
- Monmouth County
- Sussex County
- Somerset County
- Hunterdon County
Sunday, January 15, 2006
DDTSII01
THE STATE I’M IN is a yearly column about my once-a-month New Jersey trips.
⤓ Issue #1:
1. PRINCETON UNIVERSITY-take a tour of this lovely campus and feel like an ivy-league student for a day--regardless of your SAT scores.
2. JOCKEY HOLLOW-learn about how an 18th-century farm family and George Washington’s troops coped with the winter of 1779-80.
3. LAMBERT CASTLE-Once upon a time, a boy came to America to seek his fortune; in the 1890s, he became rich enough to build a castle.
4. WATERLOO VILLAGE-Step back in time and learn about life in the 18th and 19th centuries in this village, as well as what life was like for the local Native Americans.
5. NEWARK MUSEUM-NJ’s largest museum, located in NJ’s largest city, is a first-class museum for the arts, both fine and decorative, and natural science.
6. GREAT ADVENTURE-If you like thrill rides, fun entertainment, or just walking around the 11 theme areas of the park, this place is worth a special day trip.
7. SANDY HOOK-NJ’s northernmost beach area offers lessons in history and nature, or you could just have a relaxing time in this non-commercial beach peninsula.
8. SIX FLAGS SAFARI-Drive your own hardtop car or ride the tour bus through the largest safari outside of Africa; unlike Africa, this safari included animals from six continents.
9. MOUNTAIN CREEK-NJ’s largest ski resort also offers quiet autumn getaways for those of us who want to admire the lovely fall foliage.
10. DUKE GARDENS-Tour through 11 theme gardens at the estate of the late Doris Duke and feel like you took a trip around the world’s gardens--without the jet lag.
11. LIBERTY VILLAGE OUTLETS-Even if you don’t buy much in these 60 outlet stores offering merchandise at 25% to 65% off, just walking around and browsing at this re-created colonial village is worth the trip.
12. NJ STATE HOUSE-No matter how well or badly you think the lawmakers are running NJ, once you see NJ’s capitol building, you will be impressed from its gold-exterior dome to the floors inside.
DDMCT2006
MY CAPITAL TIME:
A yearly column about my trips to Washington, DC|
⤓ 2006
(1) The Library of Congress--a palace of literature.
(2) The West Building of the National Gallery of Art--a palace of art.
(3) The East Building of the National Gallery of Art--as modern looking as the West Building is traditional.
(4) The White House Visitor Center--the next best thing to a tour of the White House, maybe better in some ways!
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