The Internet was down, meaning there was no TV either (we get everything through Hulu or Netflix), so we decided to go outside and somehow ended up at the 4-H fair. A few random observations that really ought to have pictures with them but somehow don’t:
- There was a giraffe. At the petting zoo. There should always always always be giraffes. Everywhere. Especially at petting zoos.
- After a while, though, watching the giraffe became less fun than watching the people walking by who were consistently surprised by the giraffe. I heard “Is that a giraffe?” probably ten times from people who knew damn well what a giraffe looks like but couldn’t process the fact that there was one right the hell in front of them.
- There were tigers doing tricks, but they were really not in the mood for them and so it was kind of sad and slightly embarrassing. As far as I know, no one was eaten, though.
- The boy really really really likes merry-go-rounds. I like merry-go-rounds less than I thought I would; turns out that when you’re standing next to your toddler they make you crazily dizzy.
- Saw no less than 12 students. Luckily, only four of the twelve saw me, and all four seemed happy to do so. Considering that the last time I saw one of them I was hollering for our resource officer to put him in handcuffs that percentage is probably a good thing.
- I bought no food, which means that the gyro I had for lunch is the grossest thing I ate today, which is probably as it should be.
- I had no idea that rabbits could even get that big, holy shit.
- Pissed-off pigs are scary. Pissed-off goats are hilarious.
All in all whee fun would pay $8 again.
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When standing next to a child on a merry-go-round, stand backwards so you see where you’ve been. Don’t look around. We have a merry-go-round at the zoo here and that’s about the only thing that kept me from puking all over it every time the kids went on the damn thing.
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