The Fresno Fair

This past weekend we made a trip out to the Big Fresno Fair.  It's been a tradition to go since Pete and I started dating.  And we have always marked the tradition by taking a photo booth picture.  It's becoming pretty clear that we are running out of room in that thing! Four heads to fit in that tiny little screen is getting pretty hard! 

This years trip was pretty different from last years.  Last year Harlow had no interest in riding any of the kiddy rides by herself.  I actually have a video of her sobbing on one we forced her to go on alone. She only wanted to ride if we were coming too.  This year she was game to try any of the rides and was bummed when she was told she was too short for some.  Of course Dad still rode a few with her so she could go on some of the bigger rides and so he could get in on the fun too.  Lennox even got to ride the carousel and loved it.

After riding rides for awhile we headed over to get some lunch, corn dogs for both me and Harlow, who then insisted I take the breading off of hers... And Pete got some tacos. We usually always go for the chicken kabobs but I hadn't had a corn dog in years.  We ran into the Aoki's and then my parents.  We looked at the animals, got a cinnamon roll and then headed back to the kiddy rides for Harlow.  She rode a few more and then we called it a day and headed home.  I must say, I enjoyed this year a lot more than last year. Last year I was much too pregnant to enjoy walking around the fair! It's fun to see the fair this year and have our newest addition join in on the fun.  She was an angel baby the whole time!

She kept making this face and saying "Oooo" while pointing and watching all of the carnival rides.

She rode this mini Ferris Wheel by herself. I was so proud of her because you could tell she was pretty unsure about it.  She was clutching the handle bars so tight and I don't think she moved a single centimeter the whole time. Well until the end, when she would come back down she gave us a tiny wave and then went back to hanging on for dear life.