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2014 White County Fair

On Saturday, Colton woke up just as excited as me, that it was the first day of the county fair!! I'm SO thankful that he loves it as much as I do, and that the countdown to when he can take projects has begun! Though we were at the Fair Saturday evening, and again on Sunday to work with Chicken Fry...I took Tuesday off work to head to the fair with the kiddos, and we added Kendall to our bunch. She's a good friend from Colton's class, and they've grown up at daycare together. She's a great kid, and we had a FUN day!!


FFA Petting Zoo

They loved the chickens pecking their hands!


We even found Aunt Sarah's Extension Homemakers Entries!
Colton, Kendall, Chase & Emmalyn on the Combine!

They got to walk goats when we visited the Goat Barn!

Em ran into friend Gracie from Pam's! Such fun!



We watched the pig show for a good portion of the morning...and Jim Humphrey's got to experience Miss Em.

They tried to act at lunch like they weren't having ANY fun...LIARS!

We spent the afternoon in Gram & Gramps Pool!


Bathing beauty!


What day at Gram & Gramps wouldn't be complete without a Ranger Ride!

Back to the Fair for Fun & Games! They were stoked to spend their own spending money!


 We went back to the fair again on Wednesday ...but could have easily spent every day and night there!! We love the fair, and we're teaching Daddy how to love it too! ;)

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