It's the end of the world as we know it...here's where celebs would trek
The Mayan calendar ends a 5,126-year cycle on Dec. 21, 2012. That might not mean a thing. Or it could signal the end of the world. There's a lot of leeway here.
For the sake of this story, let's assume that this is it. Those know-it-all Mayans had it figured out, and humanity will reach its expiration date next Dec. 21.
What is a person to do?
You could hide under the bed, but then you'd never see how the grand finale plays out. You might go to a favorite restaurant, but if your server is having a bad day and service is slow, you could be stuck fiddling with breadsticks and waiting for your last meal when the end comes.
A better idea: Take a vacation. A dream vacation.
We asked several celebrities where they would spend their last day on Earth. -- By William Hageman, Tribune Newspapers
For the sake of this story, let's assume that this is it. Those know-it-all Mayans had it figured out, and humanity will reach its expiration date next Dec. 21.
What is a person to do?
You could hide under the bed, but then you'd never see how the grand finale plays out. You might go to a favorite restaurant, but if your server is having a bad day and service is slow, you could be stuck fiddling with breadsticks and waiting for your last meal when the end comes.
A better idea: Take a vacation. A dream vacation.
We asked several celebrities where they would spend their last day on Earth. -- By William Hageman, Tribune Newspapers
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Jewel, singer ("The Merry Goes 'Round"), actress and producer
I don't want to go into the end-of-the-world part, but we'd probably go to the Bahamas. We like to go to the outer islands.
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