Even though it was little cooler in Costa Mesa than in Irvine, it was still HOT and HUMID. Our Orange Juliuses were practically liquid in a couple of minutes!
First, we watched the crazy Peking acrobats. Their flexibility and balance are quite amazing.

Then, we watched the Alaskan Racing Pigs (and received a coupon for free Ralph's bacon--how gross is that?)

Next, we walked around the various barns to look at the animals. Here we are standing in front of the Maternity Barn, which I thought was quite appropo :)

Here is a funny sign that my sister told me to take a picture of:

D and I shared a gyro that was pretty good. Also, what is a fair without fried food? All four of us shared this plate of "Colossal Onion Rings" and we could barely finish it:

We ended our day by walking around the arts and craft displays, laughed at some of the not-so-special collections of random things, and visited the agriculture displays.

Wow, my stomach looks bigger than I thought!
I guess it doesn't measure up to the state fair (which D used to go to growing up in Sacto), but it was still fun!
1 comment:
Lauren, you look great! :) I'm so happy for you both. The State Fair in Sacramento was always special. :) haha
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