The Empire Strikes back is not only my favorite Star Wars film but one of my all time favorite movies. There’s so much to love about it, meeting Yoda, seeing Luke’s development as a Jedi, Leia and Han’s relationship, and of course, Lando Calrissian, because what woman doesn’t admire a cape wearing man? I remember as a kid enjoying seeing how the friendships between them all have developed from a New Hope. Even though Han and Leia get pretty fed up with C3P0 they are still concerned when he goes missing on Cloud City and even though Chewbacca has just been tortured, he still goes about repairing him, because as insufferable as the droid can be, he’s still a friend. Yes, he’s a droid whose services are valued, but I think it goes deeper than that in much the same way Luke fee...
Seeing Gettysburg in a New Light I have loved the history and ghost stories surrounding Gettysburg Pennsylvania since I was twelve years old. I revisited this August and was able to switch my focus from the battlefield to the town and the National Cemetery. Visiting the town allowed me to better understand not only what the town was like then but what is like now. A good friend and I stayed overnight in order to see as much as we possibly could and yet there was still a great deal we did not see. The town is rich in history and local charm, so rich in fact that it can be overwhelming. T-Shirt shops, restaurants, museums, ghost tours, hotels, all crowd the streets beckoning visitors inside to explore. Even when we were ...
I know some people would not consider trips to museums to be exciting adventures, but I beg to differ. Museums are windows into the past, collections of beloved pastimes, and an exploration of the human spirit. I sset Acres Museum in Huntingdon PA managed to showcase the wonders of history without forgetting the sadder, grimmer side, such as the story of the last man hanged for murder in the area. However, it was definitely a fun visit with something to spark everyone’s interest, vintage toys, WW2 uniforms, cars, old medical equipment, train sets, camera, antique printing presses, and so much more. The museum is divided into three large main buildings and as with most museums, they have many more items in storage. The first building resembles a barn from the outside, so it’s natural that a section of the large exhibit space is dedicated to farm equipment. ...
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