"Film star" night

Tuesday evening, Mally and I spent the evening in a photography studio with our son and daughter-in-law (Nathan and Kristy) and our three grandkids. Staff member Dan Zordel directed the evening as we took numerous photographs for use in the upcoming book Genesis of a Legacy, coauthored by my brother Stephen and me.

To "bribe" the grandkids to smile nicely so many times in one night, we promised them a trip to the toy store! Noah was easy to please---he chose something that flashed lights and buzzed when you pressed buttons---the only expensive part of it will be for the parents to keep the batteries up! We had a nice end to the evening with a fire engine roaring into parking lot of the toy store with lights flashing---ladder went up onto the roof---we had no idea what was going on, but they didn't evacuate anyone! A fun night for the grandkids.

The company producing the numerous videos for the Creation Museum came to the office yesterday to go over scripts and visuals for a number of the items being produced. A LOT of detailed work that the public doesn't get to see goes into just this small part of the Creation Museum.

OFF TO CALIFORNIA

Mally and I take off for California this evening to attend the memorial service for Dr. Henry Morris tomorrow afternoon.

MEDIA

Today I have a reporter from the London Telegraph (UK) to show around---he will also interview Dr. Jason Lisle. I also will do an interview with CDR Christian radio. We had a reporter from the Chicago Tribune lined up for today, but because we are going out to the memorial service, that has been postponed. Tomorrow a DUTCH TV crew are coming for interviews and to see the museum---as I now won't be there, Mike Zovath and Dr. Jason Lisle will do the interviews.

MODESTO MINISTRY

On Saturday, Mally will fly back home and I fly to Modesto for a conference with Dr. Jason Lisle from Sunday through Tuesday evening. I also speak at a special supporter dessert on Saturday night, so it's going to be another busy week of travel and speaking.

Thanks for your prayers,

Ken