What is she up to now?

Yes, um... quite.

Anyway, back in puppetland... blog.conceptfan.com

Dealing with unwanted puppet noise blog.conceptfan.com

Taking her toy to the park blog.conceptfan.com

...and playing with it blog.conceptfan.com

More puppeteering in the park... blog.conceptfan.com

Further adventures in puppeteering blog.conceptfan.com

And who's this, coming along the path towards the puppet? blog.conceptfan.com

Luck and the Superwoman blog.conceptfan.com

Meanwhile, back in the park blog.conceptfan.com

Okay. Looks like I finally got her put away. I'd tell you where, but that wouldn't be correct. When is more like it.

If I were to guess, I'd say sometime before man existed. A place that she'd obviously hate being the that there is, in fact, a distinct lack of men.

I'm hoping she won't be able to figure out a way back. Of course, with her, there's no telling.

Of course, given that she's immortal, all she has to do is wait until she gets back to this time again. She could have some fun for a few hundred million year playing with some dinosaurs. (In fact, she may even have been the one who caused their extinction.)

And when Homo Sapiens finally do come around, she won't have to have kept a low profile, since anything super she would have done would have become part of various mythologies anyway.

Come to think of it, Ultragirl, what exactly did you hope to accomplish by stranding Blogger in the past?

Of course, given that she's immortal, all she has to do is wait until she gets back to this time again. She could have some fun for a few hundred million year playing with some dinosaurs. (In fact, she may even have been the one who caused their extinction.)

And when Homo Sapiens finally do come around, she won't have to have kept a low profile, since anything super she would have done would have become part of various mythologies anyway.

Come to think of it, Ultragirl, what exactly did you hope to accomplish by stranding Blogger in the past?

She's not here and that's an awful long time to wait for anybody. Even a Goddess like her.

As long as she stays in myth, that's just fine with me. Unless, of course, you'd like her to dish out her own brand of punishment on you. Suicidal?

You should be more worried about yourself. She's going to have had an awful long time—to plot and plan her revenge!

I think we're witnessing a bit of temporal causality here. First Blogger says she's back from a time trip, THEN Ultragirl says that she's trapped Blogger in the past. As often happens in time travel, the effect precedes the cause. Looks to me like Blogger escaped Ultragirl's little time trap BEFORE Ultragirl actually put her in it in the first place(or is that the second place? Temporal Mechanics tends to give me a headache, for obvious reasons)

I think we're witnessing a bit of temporal causality here. First Blogger says she's back from a time trip, THEN Ultragirl says that she's trapped Blogger in the past. As often happens in time travel, the effect precedes the cause. Looks to me like Blogger escaped Ultragirl's little time trap BEFORE Ultragirl actually put her in it in the first place(or is that the second place? Temporal Mechanics tends to give me a headache, for obvious reasons)

That did happen. We also ran into ourselves which was a lot of fun.

This time, however, I think I've finally trapped her there.

But what's to keep Blogger from using her powers to get back to the present?

Unless she can create a black hole, I think we're safe. She's already said she can't move faster than the speed of light, so that's not an option.

I used a machine to get her there and I brought it back with me.

I think- I hope- she's stuck.

If she hits near light speed, though, she wouldn't have to wait too long to get back to the present because of time dilation, right? I mean, if she gets close enough to the speed of light, her journey, which would seem to take millions of years to an outside observer, assuming an outside observer lived that long, would be instantaneous from Blogger's perspective.

Ugh. That sucks. Hopefully she won't think of that.

I read about the earthquake that shook England last week. Apparently its epicenter was a point about 20 miles north of London.

Just wondering ... was that Blogger, stamping her foot?

Not possible. She's not here. I think. :?