I am here.
Good questions.
Why I am here.
No, I'm not alone. I'm here with some wonderful people.
The big question: Which way can we get in more free? With the member passes or the free admittance vouchers?
Those poor clerks... it takes a long time to figure out things like that. At a place like this though, they ought to be used to big groups. You ought to see it when we try to check our family of eleven into a secular museum. Sometimes their computers can't even handle it.
Josiah spots the shot of a lifetime.
I hate to tell you this, Josiah, but it's dead. And you thought you were going to be the first to photograph a prehistoric creature right? :)
The Seven
C's in God's Eternal Plan
Thank God I did.
Reflecting on the grass and the glass.
Ah ha! I'm not the only one who poses my subjects sometimes.
Let me guess... "The Little Boy with the Red Boots goes to the Creation Museum." ;-)
The Little Boy with Red Boots caught in an un-posed moment.
The world's not safe anymore?
I should think not! They're bringing the dinosaurs back!
The answer to Mr. Ham's favorite question.
The OT says, "Whosoever
toucheth one that is slain... or a dead body... shall be unclean seven days." (emphasis mine)
What? I thought the ceremonial law doesn't apply today.
Victoria - not one to part with money easily. Yes sir! She was going in there after her penny.
The gardens are gorgeous.
I can't quite say that much for the llama.
The proprietor of the Dragon Hall Bookstore - he looks benign enough.
But it's only a subterfuge! He imprisons some of our beloved friends in his lair.
Scott consoles Bunyan's "man in an iron cage" by handing him a tract -
How to "Break in Pieces the Gates of Brass and Cut in Sunder the Bars of Iron"
The street we lived on for a few days.
And the Marriott we stayed in the same number of days. It's claim to fame? The world's largest indoor gazebo. Google it if you don't believe me.
Glass elevators are great. You can see who is getting an earlier start to their day than you are. You can sometimes spot people (who you know aren't staying in your hotel) taking joyrides on the elevators whose fame has spread throughout the whole conference. Then there's always the great game of "How many big, homeschooling families can we stack into one elevator?"
We had heard so much about the fifteenth floor, we just had to go. Then... after we came back down, they told us there was a sixteenth - one that was infinitely more interesting.
We did our best to make sure the housekeeping service had a reason to exist.
And getting down to the smallest details... Last but not least, here's the iron. Talk about something important! I called ahead just to make sure our room had one, even though everyone told me it would. Of course, everyone was right. Even me. I thought it would to, but better safe than sorry you know. :)
