Twin City Photos

The State Fair is starting to wind down. In a few more days all will be gone, kids back to school, and before you know it there will be snow sculptures at the fair grounds. But lets look at the positive side. In about 4 months the days will start getting longer.

Most of the chicken at the poultry barn are quite timid, but not all of them. You can always find one that would just as well peck your eye out. I have one word for this one. Drumsticks.

Talking of food, damn that looked good. But that would be more than I can handle. Same thing with the smoked turkey legs. So I settled for a pulled pork sandwich. Oddly the sandwich was $7.75, the same price of the turkey leg, except the turkey leg had about 5 times as much meat to it. Lesson learned.

Things we do for love. Just what are you going to do with that thing once you get it home? I’d suggest burning it but that would probably add a lot of pollution to the environment. Or you can do what we did. When you move out tell the landlord it was there when you moved in, and leave it behind.

I ran into three groups of people today that I knew (from work), except Bruce. But I’m sure he was there.