Visit the lovely and out of the way place Kat and Kent take afternoon walks on those rare days off that they have together. See turtles! Beautiful flowers! Mud! Walk the many trails and enjoy the river.

Kent is here into the late hours of the evening, far after all the little organic gnomes have gone to sleep on their happy hemp sheets.

A whole museum about cars that is surprisingly not lame to non-car aficionados. If you're from the area chances are you've been here before, but if you haven't seen a movie in the iMax, then you ought to. It's the only place Kat and Kent will go to get blasted out of their seats with speakers projecting at you from behind a screen the size of Texas. Oh, and aside from a giant movie, you can also see the original Oscar Meyer Wiener-mobile, the limo Kennedy was riding in that fateful day, and cool relics and recreations from the early days of flight.
Also, here's what the website has to say: "It began as a simple yet bold idea to document the genius of ordinary people by recognizing and preserving the objects they used in the course of their everyday lives. It grew into the ultimate place to explore what Americans past and present have imagined and invented — a remarkable destination that brings American ideas and innovations to life. The sheer scope and design of Henry Ford Museum is as grand as the vision that inspired it. It’s impossible not to feel a sense of awe as your mind adjusts to a different sense of scale — more vast, more expansive and more diverse— by far— than anything you'll encounter in everyday life. The sweeping, single-floor space with its soaring 40-foot ceilings covers nine acres dedicated to showcasing the finest collection of its kind ever assembled."
Wow. Hope it lives up to all that grand verbiage.