Isla Nublar, here I come!

Hammond has landed at Dallas airport four hours after he left Choteau. Then I saw a tall man. Kinda thin. I think I know this guy.  John Hammond called him Professor Malcolm. He introduced himself and smiled. His name was Ian Malcolm. And he does math.  And yes I know him, and the theory he studied called chaos theory. He told Hammond about the theory and talked about the Island. And trust me guys, it’s a LONG journey.  Early Friday Morning, the plane had arroved at San Jose, as you know the biggest city in Costa Rica. Then we got into a smaller transportation, a helicopter. There was another man going with us too. He was fat and probably unfriendly. His name was Nedry, Dennis Nedry. He waid that he’s a computer expert and he’s going to sort out “bugs” in the computer.  OMG, I saw the island! Wow, that’s amazing. But it’s foggy and there were amazingly thick forests. Hammond said that the island was about 12 km long and 5 km wide. The hills were about 600 meter high. Suddenly another helicopter landed. A guys called Ed Regis, the publicity manager came. He welcomed us. We all start walking through the hills. I stopped and saw tall trees but there is something weird. There’s no leave. And the shocking part, it moved and turned towards me! I realized that it was not a tree. I was looking at a curved neck animal that was 15 meter high ! I saw a DINOSAUR ! I was like, what the?! how?! They said they uses DNA and stuff. Later. I met two darlings, Tim and Lex Murphy, John Hammond's grandchildren. Awee :] , so cute.