Oh there are so many that would be thrilling. I really enjoyed the world in which Johnny Cash walked the earth forever, keeping us all so RIGHT. For that matter, the one in which Joe Strummer taught a class in rhetoric/BULLSHIT at the university I attended? THAT was a great reality.

I also enjoyed the world in which giraffes spoke. Low, low, voices, with great mystique. Then, when you really learned to understand them? Turns out they were mainly self-interested knobs. Still, it was a cool place.

Who'd have thought that a world without barnacles would be so different?

I found it, the end of the rainbow, the happiness engine, the end of it all the start of desire the lilly of the valley the sleep of reason the logos

no you can't have it

I hope you've all brushed up on your ancient Greek; this chap standing here next to me is the fellow who built the Antikythera Mechanism, and I'm sure we'll all be delighted to hear what he has to say.

This here pair of one-size-fits-everyone green Toughskins can tell us all of a land not far from where we are, where rivers, horses, and children run free through the green country to the shining sea, where you and me are free to be you and me.

I want to go live in the one Hugh Janus visited. I'd visit The Whelk's for vacation.

Aniola - no commenting on other people's journeys until you tell us about what YOU brought back. I sent everyone.

I've brought back wings for everyone! Now we can all experience soaring in the sky, gliding through sunshine and black velvet nights freely. It'll make traveling to Hugh Janus's and The Whelk's Earths much easier.

I've brought back some blue cheese dressing. For the wings.

I brought back the moon.