As the State Fair of Texas winds down for 2014, the Thompson family took advantage of our free student and teacher tickets for our annual trek to the fried food capital of the world. Did we spend way more money than is reasonable for fried things? Yes, we did. But it’s only once a year, and you have to splurge on the special stuff. We had to miss last year’s fair due to events beyond our control, so it was especially nice to be back after a break.

Of course, we said, “Howdy!” to the new Big Tex, who quite frankly is a bit scary.

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We watched the doggies do tricks and the ostriches race. We checked out the various creations in the Creative Arts Building. We pet the zebu. And did I mention we ate the fried things? We generally don’t do rides, because they’re ridiculously expensive. But we did watch a milking demonstration, talk to a bee guy, and buy some yummy barbecue sauce made not too far from us.  Nice people, too.

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We wrapped up in my favorite exhibit, the greenhouse. Unfortunately, my camera was dead by that time, so you’ll have to trust me that it was lovely, and a good time was had by all. Thanks for another great experience, Tex. Sorry you’re so creepy.

Goodnight!