A DYI fanatic friend used to kid his mecca was Home Depot. As a news junkie that checks news sources all over the world, I have now been to my mecca, a place I wanted to visit since it opened--Washington D.C:'s Newseum. www.newseum.org/
In every gallery there were volunteers to give in-depth information. Thus I did not miss the highlights, although one could spend months there and not see it all.
Highlights...
A 1500 newspaper which was in paperback book format.
The newspaper reporting on the coronation of James I in England in 1603.
Tom Paine's case where he held his writings.
Papers showing the hunt for Lincoln's killer.
I was taken into the studio where ABC broadcasts its Sunday interview show. The TV cameras have come a long way since I took television production courses in grad school.
Even the women's rooms were interesting with tiles with double-meaning headlines.
Even comedy news such as Jon Stewart and Jay Leno monologues were shown a stark contrast to the bullet-ridden news truck from the Iraq war.
Walking through the galleries, let me relive history and gave credence to the words on one of the walls..."News is history's first draft."
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D-L Nelson is a Swiss-Canadian writer and journalist. Visit her website http://dlnelsonwriter.com
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