The Kansas State Fair holds a special place in our hearts—I went every single year until I was 19 or 20. It was our mini vacation every year; we'd take a weekend in September to drive down to Kansas and go to the fair with my grandparents. (Often, there was an extended family reunion that same weekend, but I didn't look forward to that like I did the fair!) We hadn't been to the fair in several years, and it was so fun to be back!
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| Posing with the butter sculpture. I obviously have no idea where to look 🤣 |
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Did you go to your state's fair? (Or, like me, go to a fair in another state?) It felt like half the state of Kansas was at the fair on Saturday, so maybe you were there, too! Did you read anything good last week? Let me know, and then be sure to check out the linkup!
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I'm really excited about Amy's 'Lies.' I know it'll be an amazing read. As for my reads, well, I'm currently reading WAY too many. :D
ReplyDeleteI know how that goes :-) Amy's book is wonderful--I know you'll love it!
DeleteOur 3 teens are in our county fair each year, and our county fair is actually bigger than our state fair (It's actually one of the biggest county fairs in the country). I typically would choose not to be a fair-goer, I hate crowds. But give me a day or two to walk around with our kids looking at their projects, seeing all the animals, and smelling all the foods. Oh...and let's not forget all the great concerts! I LOVE being able to go to the concerts with our family. We get free fair passes since the kids have projects, then the concert seating is free in the grandstand as well. We've seen some great concerts over the years including For King and Country, Martin McBride, Trace Adkins, and Rachel Platten!
ReplyDeleteWhat am I currently reading? An unconventional Sci-Fi by Nora Roberts (Of Blood and Bone). The language is horrible, the magic is a bit much, but the story-line from book one (Year One) drew me in so I had to grab the ARC of book #2 since it's not due out until December. What Christian Fiction am I reading? Moondust Lake by Davis Bunn due to release in December.
A county fair bigger than the state fair? Crazy! Those concerts sound amazing--how cool that you can get in free!
DeleteI had no idea Nora Roberts wrote sci-fi. Interesting! Happy reading :-)