All's fair

[beldar]

Tomorrow starts the county fair here. Beginning last year, due to problems with getting a midway carnival company, the fair was moved back to late June from mid-July, which is normal for Indiana, as the State Fair is in August

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[phoenixisrisen]

We got fair day too, buy it was just a day off to go- if our family didn't take us it was just a day off from school.

[phoenixisrisen]

Bless your heart- I feel so lucky that my anxiety has been easily managed mostly. I haven't had visual hallucinations but I'll hear things.  Very disconcerting.  I'm glad things are looking up!

[veronica_rich]

I know especially in my job that I shouldn't, but I avoid county fairs like the plague unless I HAVE to show up. My first reporting job, I covered the same fair six years in a row, and it got so boring that I now don't even want to go to one when I don't have to work it (which almost never happens - i.e., I only go when forced to by commerce). Also, I did so much work at that first town's county fairs, and I will NEVER forget the old bastard who wrote a letter to my editor complaining that I wasn't very good at my job because I missed only one performer on Saturday night, the very last night, simply because I was 25 and wanted to go have a life instead. Ungrateful asshole.