From Debbie’s house in Anderson, South Carolina, we headed up to Ohio. On the way we stopped and made use of Walmart’s luxurious parking lot for the night. Then we headed to a museum called Answers in Genesis. We learned all about creation and how evolution just doesn’t add up.
Then we got to see the story of creation and Noah’s ark in 3D. They did a great job of making realistic sets and some of the characters actually moved and talked throughout the display. I loved the part about Noah’s ark, it was great for the kids to see things in a tangible form, it made it seem more real for them as well.
The boys especially really liked a concert done by Buddy Davis. He sang silly songs about creation and then shared the gospel with some more songs. It was fun and really well done. We were also able to get a picture with him at the end. As you can see they loved it.
They also had a beautiful garden outside and the kids ran around enjoying the fresh air. I guess I should mention why Malaya is in a wheelchair. When we were at the lake the day a couple of days before Malaya had decided to explore the island without any shoes on. She stepped on a sharp stick sticking out of the ground and cut her foot pretty good. Needless to say she wasn’t able to walk around a museum for the day. I have to say that she rather enjoyed the experience of riding around in the wheelchair, learning how to maneuver it and make it roll down the ramps!
We finished our time at the museum with the petting zoo. All the kids, fed the lamas, goats, camels, steer, donkey and two zebra horse crosses. They were pretty cool looking. It was a great day and we were all tired out when we were done!
From there we drove up to Columbus and stayed with one of our good friends that we met in Panama, a few years ago, Brain and Trenda Lowery. It was so good to see them and their family again. The kids have grown so much, it has been too long. After a delicious breakfast of apple french toast and bacon, Trenda took Casey and I on an architectural tour of Columbus. It was beautiful to see the old buildings and stunning parks. We also made a stop at an authentic german restaurant. Casey thoroughly enjoyed a bratwurst, and sauerkraut, while I ordered a jumbo chocolate cream puff. It was so tasty!
We spent the rest of our short time with them chatting, watching the kids play and visiting around the supper table with Brian. We were able to learn all about Columbus and life there. Thanks so much for your hospitality, Brian and Trenda, it was a privilege to stay with you.
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