Family day at the Fair:
I'll just make a running list of the things we all did/eat(you figure out which things we ate and which we saw)...cream puff, dinosaurs, PB&J, mini-donuts, corn, baked potato, bacon wrapped shrimp tempura, herb kohl milk, pork chop sandwich, huge corn dog, free milk, pigs, pig slide, cows, horses, and lemonade
MMA review:
Well, it seemed like 1000 or so people really admired guys who role around on the ground with other guys" (breakfast club reference). It was what it was. In 2 plus hours I do not know if I saw ten direct hits to anyone. Lots of rolling around on the ground and weak punches. The good thing there were no problems and no stress. Happy about that.
Fair goings on:
guy with a knife, a guy beating the crap out of his fiancée, and a bunch of Hispanics "protesting" by the midway chanting "Yes We Can" in Spanish.
After hours fun:
The Safe House came up big with the first night of actual fun after the fair. Can't wait to celebrate Amanda's bday Tuesday night with a much missed friend, Rob.
Preview for Sunday, August 8th
Main Stage: Jordan Sparks with Honor Society 6pm
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Bunch of side stages that can be seen at www.wistatefair.com
weather: 87 degrees, 3o% chance of t-storms
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3 comments:
The first match with the two eighteen year old girls had the hardest punches...
Sorry for the off-topic interruption, but as I recalled you were a Milwaukee teacher, I wondered if you saw this and what your take on it might be.
Time constraints have limited my blog surfing, but I'll be keeping an eye out for your response.
Ooh! Only 35-40%? Bummer.
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