Oh my God

[dancerjodi]

One week old dutch baby rabbits are so cute! The rabbit house was my most favorite thing at the Fair, and we went in there twice.

I'm actually pleased at how relatively inexpensive it is to go there (compared to say, the Big E). I really enjoyed it and thought the size was much more realistic to get through. The food options were varied and inexpensive, and there were a ton of different carnival rides (Brian's not a big ride person and we didn't have a ton of cash so we didn't go on any, but its nice to see them still). I'm proud of us for finally getting there, even if I was so tired when we got home that I forgot to set my alarm. I woke up this morning with enough time to wash my face, get dressed, feed the animals, get some food together to bring to work for breakfast and lunch and rush out the door.

Dance class tonight, whoot! Its delightful its delicious its delovely!

Quote of the day: "Difficulties mastered are opportunities won." - Winston Churchill

Comments

[brigid.livejournal.com]

ethan and i are thinking of going there...i've never been to the big e, we were thinking of going sunday, but the weather was against us

[futurenurselady.livejournal.com]

How long is the Topsfield fair running anyway?

Topsfield fair

[dancer.livejournal.com]

You can find more info on it in their link (in my last LJ post)

Topsfield fair

[dancer.livejournal.com]

I think I enjoyed going last night more than I would over the weekend. It wasn't crowded at all, the carnival stuff just seems more fun at night, and all of the buildings were open. There isn't as much concert and demonstration stuff going on at that time, but Brian and I weren't too into that anyway (we were all about the animals, the crafty things and the food).

The Big E is WAY bigger, but I just found it too big/confusing, so I I enjoyed Topsfield a lot more. All it needs is a demolition derby and it would be complete (alas, not many fairs around us have them, and they all seem to be on Cape Cod in the summer).