on the little kid roller coaster
- Ride the bus to and from fair
- Watch the mutton bustin' (little kids riding sheep at the rodeo)
- Go on the rides
- Eat cotton candy
And we did them all!!! Along with looking at the goats, sheep and cows...and we topped the night off by sharing a gigantic elephant ear!!!! yumm! Caleb has informed us that if we let him participate in the mutton bustin' next year "he won't ever let go....I'll ride that sheep forever!"
Drayson was a trooper, hanging out in his seat most of the time, though he did enjoy a little fresh air during the rodeo (the weather was amazing last night). I have realized that though I was born and raised in Eastern Washington (an area that most people consider "farm land"), I am still a "city gal." I did not enjoy watching the calf roping (it yanks their little necks back and I was convinced the first one was dead) and I tried to pet the goats before Chip informed me that they bite (I was apparently the only person in the goat barn that did not realize this fact). I was also appalled at the fact that there was a gigantic sign hanging in the cow barn of all places that read "beef, it's what's for dinner!" Chip then clued me in on the fact that all of the steers would be sold and butchered...it's pretty much the whole point of bringing your cow to the fair (news to me)! It's OK--laugh....Chip did!
Despite these few traumatic realizations on my part, we had a wonderful time and can't wait for next year.