The Museum Trip

I have a guest writer today who took a lot of time to write this blog.

Yo dudes! Cavan here. Yesterday Ryan, Papa and me went to the Henry Ford museum. Outside we saw giant posters of some new IMAX movies. When we got inside, an employee asked if we wanted to see the current movie about to play called the Rocky Mountain Express. He took us straight to the front of the ticket line and got us tickets immediately. Then we went up the elevator, the quick way we had never gone. He got us to the forty-five minute movie just as it was starting.

Afterwards, we went to the LEGO Architecture display and looked at all the giant models of the coolest buildings in the world. The model of the tallest building in the world, Burj Khalifa, was seventeen feet tall, made out of about 450,000 bricks. We went to the free build section and built a cool black pyramid. Dad is watching me type right now. After the LEGO display, we went to the cafe and got some muffins and pop. Papa got some coffee and shared his banana muffin with me. Ryan got Mountain Dew, and I got Orange Crush. We went to see the "Holiday Trains" display and watched all the little electric trains decorated for Christmas  (imagine Brady's reaction if he sees that ). They had micro cameras on the trains so we could look at a flatscreen TV and see a first person view, like we were sitting on top of the trains. Dad is no longer watching me type. Ryan replaced him and seems interested right now. Next to the train section they had two other LEGO displays set up. There was a city ( very realistic ) with an airport, a ToysRus factory, the Fisher theatre, some houses, the Union Railroad Depot, and a farm. There was also a multi-colored castle with a  electric train that you could actually control.

Next, we went to the race car section and looked at all the old race cars. There was also even one of the only six Bugatti Royales in the world there. We saw a short movie that was about twenty minutes long called Driving America where they talk about cars and the modernity of cars.

The museum was about to close, so we left. We had a great day, and Ryan too seems to have lost interest in my blog.

Thank you so much Cavan for being today's guest blogger.  It has been a pleasure having you write today.  I love your blog!  Breakfast was more important to Ryan, but I am sure he will read the rest of it.