Barris,
Since moving to Texas, I've always heard that the Great State Fair of Texas could rival Disney in magical moments... so we finally checked it out.
I gotta say, they aren't far off, although this momma has never been to Disney. I can only imagine that The Texas State Fair is a close 2nd!
We started the morning off being greeted by Big Tex himself, he said "Howdy!" and gave us a run-down of the current happenings.
I usually dont feed you such silly foods for breakfast but the corn dog stand was RIGHT THERE. I had big plans to write your name in mustard and take a picture with Big Tex.. you are Little Tex after-all ;)... but the mustard didnt cooperate, so we got polka dots instead.
Then we walked around and found more food! Your dad fell in love with the deep fried, bacon cinnamon roll. It was alright but too much sugar for us.
The Texas Star was calling our name. Its a Dallas/Texas landmark and "The Tallest Ride in the Western Hemisphere". The view was beautiful. You aunt Danni didn't deal with the height very well.
(Atop the Texas Star)
After that we ventured over the aquarium, where we pet the manta-rays and saw sharks, eels, and an alligator. No photos there but I may have done a few happy dances with the eels. They are one of my favorite creatures.Then it was time to eat again! So we grabbed some deep-fried pb&j with bananas. It was delicious and your mom did another happy dance. As we were eating, we noticed everyone was looking up at the sky. Looking up, we noticed there was a para-flyer landing in the Cotton Bowl with an American Flag.
We shopped a little, explored a little more and even saw a 1,000 lb bull made completely from butter.
All in all it was quite magical and we can't wait to explore it with you too.
Love,
Your Mom










