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Buckeye State Bound

Being married to an avid Ohio State fan who'swhile my wife was catching up with friends
been thousand of miles from her family andand family, I decided we'd hop into the Buick
her precious Buckeyes since we tied the knotEnclave and spend the day at the Columbus Zoo
is not an enviable position to be in. Yeah,and Aquarium. He loved all the rides, not to
I'm a sports fan - but believe me - I've gotmention the free-flying raptors show. I
nothing on my wife when it comes to hercouldn't believe how huge this zoo was - home
passion for the Buckeyes. But between ourto  some  650  wildlife  species.
jobs and the birth of our son, time just
slipped away. So we decided (for my sanityThe next few days would be spent paying
and hers) that it was time to take a triphomage to all things "Buckeye", and the week
back  to  Columbus.was quickly coming to a close. We decided to
spend the day in Dayton, about a 60-mile
We thought about driving, but with adrive from Columbus (any excuse to get behind
four-year-old in tote, we opted to take thethe wheel of that Buick.) Thanks to the three
easy way out and fly there. This would be myrow seating, the entire family fit with room
son's and my first time visiting the Buckeyeto spare. First stop was the Dayton Aviation
State, so her parents agreed to let us borrowHeritage National Historical Park, which
their new Buick crossover SUV so my wifecommemorates the lives and achievements of
could show us the sights around Central Ohio.Dayton natives Orville and Wilbur Wright. We
In between the tailgating madness, shespent the day wandering through the flight
promised there was a lot of great stuff toexhibits, touring the flying field and, my
see.son's favorite, checking out 1905 Wright
Flyer II (the world's first practical
After a not-so-smooth flight with ourairplane built by the Wright brothers in
4-year-old and a day's rest, it was time to1905.)
see the city. My in-law's Buick Enclave was
so much more than the run-of-the-mill SUV IWe loaded back into the Buick and headed to
was expecting. This Buick crossover waswhat would be our next stop - the Motor Car
luxurious. With Bose ten-speaker surroundDistrict along Ludlow Street. This area was
sound, plush seats, a mahogany trimmedonce home to several post-World War I
steering wheel, and the quietest engine I'veDealerships. We toured America's Packard
ever heard - I knew it would be hard to giveMuseum, the only museum in the nation
it  up  at  the  end  of  the  week.dedicated to the Packard. The museum features
over 50 cars on display in the restored 1917
After a day touring my wife's old Alma Mater,showroom. After picking up some goodies at
it was time for the highlight of my trip - athe gift shop, it was time to grab a quick
tour of the Budweiser factory in Columbus. Welunch in Oakwood before heading back to
got to watch the brewing, bottling, andColumbus.
packaging processes, from the perspective of
the engineers who make it all work. ThisWhile the week went quickly, my wife was able
Central Ohio brewery supplies beer primarilyto get the Buckeyes out of her system (for a
to Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan,little while anyway), and my son and I got a
Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. That's a lotlittle taste of what Central Ohio has to
of  beer.offer. As for turning over the keys to the
Buick Enclave, it was a painful experience.
The next day, I promised our son a trip toBut I'm pretty sure we'll be making a trip to
the zoo made famous by Jungle Jack Hanna. Sothe Buick dealership after we get home.



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