Guess where we went last weekend....
To the Blue Bonnet Festival in Chapel Hill!
Here is my husband walking down the street at the festival...
I thought the bank was cute - it was an old timey town.
There was a stand selling fried pickles, which made me think of Snookie.
And, no I didn't try one, I don't need to "change my life".
There was also a petting zoo, I haven't been to one of those in a long time. They had a bunch of baby animals with, wait for it....
Baby PIGS!!!! Can you believe it?! They were so cute! And since I'm only 6 months out of the Middle East I'm still obsessed with pigs. So of course I had to buy a ticket and pet the little fatties!
This goat followed me around the whole time I was in the pen. He really wanted food from me but I didn't feed any of them. The kids were having too much fun feeding them and I didn't want to take away from that!
Funny enough there weren't actually blue bonnets at the festival - we had to drive a bit to see these.
They were very pretty.
OOPS!
My husband again...on his blackberry - his addiction.
This field of blue bonnets was pretty sad and dried out, but it looked better from ground level.
When we were driving home we saw some miniature horses - they were smaller than Gracie.
Too bad she wasn't with us for scale!
To the Blue Bonnet Festival in Chapel Hill!
Here is my husband walking down the street at the festival...
I thought the bank was cute - it was an old timey town.
There was a stand selling fried pickles, which made me think of Snookie.
And, no I didn't try one, I don't need to "change my life".
There was also a petting zoo, I haven't been to one of those in a long time. They had a bunch of baby animals with, wait for it....
Baby PIGS!!!! Can you believe it?! They were so cute! And since I'm only 6 months out of the Middle East I'm still obsessed with pigs. So of course I had to buy a ticket and pet the little fatties!
This goat followed me around the whole time I was in the pen. He really wanted food from me but I didn't feed any of them. The kids were having too much fun feeding them and I didn't want to take away from that!
Funny enough there weren't actually blue bonnets at the festival - we had to drive a bit to see these.
They were very pretty.
My husband again...on his blackberry - his addiction.
This field of blue bonnets was pretty sad and dried out, but it looked better from ground level.
When we were driving home we saw some miniature horses - they were smaller than Gracie.
Too bad she wasn't with us for scale!
*gasp* BABY PIGS! They're so cute!
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to go to the Blue Bonnet Festival, but you have to be outside a lot and it's 1,000 degrees out!
I may exaggerate, but just a bit.
The pics are gorgeous! Thanks for taking me go with you vicariously!