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crazychicknladyWe keep doing stuff - and I'm not too bad when doing the stuff - and then afterwards I feel awful. It took me a week to recover from going to the Renaissance Festival this year. Yesterday we did County Fair. This morning I'm feeling dehydrated and head-achy. I can't imagine how bad someone would feel if they still partied at my age. Not that I partied when I was still young enough to recover from it.
I saw grandparents at the Fair with their cute little grand-babies. I'm not sure I'll ever be able to pull off something like that in 20 years. I'm not even sure we pulled off Fair this year (actually, it was fun while we were there, and the kiddos went on a ton of rides - I just found myself searching out benches a lot).
We started going to our County Fair because of 4-H. Three years ago, H and S submitted photo entries. This meant they got free passes. We had to go see their efforts hanging up at Fair. That is when we discovered (after a bit of sticker shock) that the wrist bands we could buy them would grant all access to the rides for the night. They easily made up the price of the bands five times over. Last night, since they are all bigger (except C was still too short for a few rides) and willing to go on just about every ride there (S was the only one to go on the Evolution, but H went on many more types of scary, going upside down, or spinning wildly about, rides this year), they easily made up the price of the wrist bands ten times over. Buying tickets is not the way to go at our County Fair.
I saw grandparents at the Fair with their cute little grand-babies. I'm not sure I'll ever be able to pull off something like that in 20 years. I'm not even sure we pulled off Fair this year (actually, it was fun while we were there, and the kiddos went on a ton of rides - I just found myself searching out benches a lot).
We started going to our County Fair because of 4-H. Three years ago, H and S submitted photo entries. This meant they got free passes. We had to go see their efforts hanging up at Fair. That is when we discovered (after a bit of sticker shock) that the wrist bands we could buy them would grant all access to the rides for the night. They easily made up the price of the bands five times over. Last night, since they are all bigger (except C was still too short for a few rides) and willing to go on just about every ride there (S was the only one to go on the Evolution, but H went on many more types of scary, going upside down, or spinning wildly about, rides this year), they easily made up the price of the wrist bands ten times over. Buying tickets is not the way to go at our County Fair.
