Written in Time
“Both bathed; then, hair still a little wet and Jack’s beard stubble shaved away, they dressed. “So, where do we find Teddy Roosevelt?” Jack looked at his leather-cased Rolex. “In exactly three hours, his special will be pulling in at the train station, where we arrived.” “And?” “Well—” “Oh, we’re gonna wing it.” “Well, I’ve got some ideas on how we’ll get to meet him.” Ellen laughed. “I know. ‘We’re from the future.’ That’ll be good enough to get us hauled off to the booby hatch.” Jack ...smiled and reassured her, “Well, at least we’ll be together, darling.” Ellen hoped the wrinkles would fall out of her dress. She didn’t want to be committed to an asylum in something tacky looking. In reality, Jack had a plan, hatched before they left the ranch, when he remembered something that he had read years earlier about Theodore Roosevelt. Roosevelt, ever the scholar, had studied in Germany during his youth. It followed that a man with such an inquisitive mind would have picked up at least a decent command of spoken German and an even better skill level when it was written. The documents taken from the Lakewood Industries couriers hyped technology not yet dreamed of, a tantalizing taste of the future.MoreLess
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