The Minnesota State Fair is like my Halloween.
Halloween is like my 12 days of Christmas.
Christmas is like my Christmas?
I look forward to the fair all year, but now that we have young kids, we have to make the most of a short visit.
The best time to go to the fair is early in the morning on the very first day.
This year we could take the day off – I’m usually the most excited person at work for the fair -and the only one who takes a day off to go on opening day. I’m like a Disney Adult but with the state fair.
I was determined to try a few new foods, even with the two little ones in tow. The new food list this year looked pretty exciting. I tried to make a list. But with little kids, you never know how the visit will actually go.
Sometimes you have to go with the flow – for example, I had brought them to the Mall of America the other day. Of course they had hangry meltdowns and we ended up at the restaurant with the shortest line instead of the best food which is how I spent $27 on a meal at A&W
Today we did try a few new foods, including one that was so disgusting I almost got sick, plus most of our favorite classics:
