I missed last weekend as things were so crazy. No worries...the festival marathon continues.
Being that it was Labor Day weekend we had so many things to choose from. And, being that it was Labor Day weekend they all cost money.
So, Saturday we went downtown to check out the local farmers market. Love me some local farm fresh veggies. Love. Love. We found the 2nd Street Marketplace which is really nice. And they have eggs, meats, cheeses....everything. But I thought it was pricey and am wondering if I can't find a simple simon one close to home with better prices. If not, so be it...I know where to go for what I want.
Sunday the girls and I struck out on our own. The Hubs was studying for his test in two days. He tested for Chief on Tuesday. For those that don't know and have any interest, that's as high as you can go as enlisted. He doesn't expect to make it on this round as his board scores probably won't be high enough yet. We have high hopes for next round.
So, back to Sunday. Songbird and I decided we wanted to check out Heritage Days in Paque OH. Great choice. It was about 40 minutes north but was a pretty drive. The town is so cute!! I want to live there.
Can you imagine? Lots of the kids didn't even wear shoes! (If you are familiar with Texas Fire Ants you get my amazement.)
It really sounds like fun....but when I tried to imagine my family doing this it just wouldn't gel. Mighty Mouse would be laying all over me complaining that its hot as she sweats like a fountain. Songbird would probably like it...she wants to make herself some of these dresses and thinks it was cool.
Now on to this week.
Can you say Greek Festival? (And can you smell the garlic???)
At the bus stop all the buzz was about the Greek Fest this weekend. I made a mental note. At Hubs work the bean counters were all talking about Greek Fest. He made a mental note. We were really looking forward to it after hearing so much.
No. Daddy got the Greek beer and reminisced about his time in Crete and how we need to take a vacation there.
That's what I'm talkin' about!
Heritage days looks like a lot of fun. I am wondering which festival we went to that it is more like: Fort Atkinson or PowWow? You guys really seem to be having a lot of adventures right now.
ReplyDeleteWow! Seems like your family has been having lots of fun! Can I come visit and join you on some upcoming adventures?
ReplyDeleteThe kids' fascination with the pigs? Yeah... very apropos for me right now. Guess what I have right now? (And yes... it rhymes with whine.)
ReplyDeleteI'm enjoying reading about y'alls fun and interesting weekends! A picture of Autumn at these fests would be nice!
ReplyDeleteHey Tricia!
ReplyDeleteI think it would be more like Ft. Atkinson. Except it wasn't a job..they were doing it for fun. LOL! Remember the girls doing laundry? That was my favorite part!
Flat Stanley -
ReplyDeleteCome join us! We can document some cool adventures before sending you on your way!
TM!!!
ReplyDeleteNo! Not the dreaded Captain Trips!! Say it isn't so!
Amy -
ReplyDeletePictures of autumn do not exist in my world. I've gained so much weight that most people I know wouldn't even recognize me (except my Waco friends). Its really that bad and shaming. Although I do believe there is a shot of my behind in this post...which wasn't as awful as it could have been!!
The town is Piqua, :) Thats my home turf, so I'm a bit protective of it :)
ReplyDeleteHeritage days is awesome. We went every year growing up! There are lots of awesome festivals around where you are, especially celebrating Native Americans who were in that area. And the Indian mounds are all around you too and are very cool.
*sigh* Now I'm homesick.
Erin -
ReplyDeleteThanks for the correction. I knew I was getting it wrong but was too lazy to look it up.
That little town was beautiful! I told my girls that I want to live there.
I must disagree (about the bad and shameful). :) So you'll just have to e-mail me pics every now and then so I can see you sometime! I miss ya!
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