On April 18, 1906 at 5:11 am, David Albers would not have existed in the future, at 5:14 he would.
If not for that, this..
If not for this, that.
We exist, he concludes, while dancing in the Mural Room in 1942, because of a million possible intersections of the past.
He adventures into the past...to help reconcile his present.
He attends Buffalo Bill\'s Wild West Show in 1885 and has lunch with his twelve-year-old mother at the Stockton State Hospital for the Insane in 1932.
He meets his parents in 1947, his grandfather in 1906, and escapes from the KKK in 1874 with the help of his great-grandmother.
It has a method that allows David to step into the living moment in time the picture was taken.
It turns out the studio can do more than restore old photographs.
He finds a cache of faded photographs at his father\'s apartment and takes them to Restoration Memories for repair.
Given up for adoption the day he was born, he had zero information concerning the identity of his parents or his heritage, until the call telling him his father was at the city morgue.
A call from the San Francisco Medical Examiner guaranteed David Albers\' day would be like no other.
On April 18, 1906 at 5:11 am, David Albers would not have existed in the future, at 5:14 he would
