I missed another butter princess being sculpted. Today there seemed to be butter shavings left on the ground. I don’t remember those from yesterday.
This group held up boxes of Wild Rice and called out that they were one dollar. I bought one.
Maybe you want to look at some sun porches or play houses? This is your place. The guy in this picture commented after I took it that he hadn’t seen a “real camera” in a very long time. This kind of comment always annoys me because 1) It’s not like I just took a time machine from decades ago and used some item that no one has even seen for fifty years. It’s a friggin’ digital camera and takes better pictures (and faster) than the phone. Also, 2) I saw multitudes of people with cameras after he said that. Sheesh.
Do you have go-cart needs at the fair? Those needs can be met. Do you need to float on a tube through a man-made water/river situation? The Minnesota State Fair is your place.
I haven’t used our camera in forever. But I do miss its high quality pictures! And I do not feel like a Luddite for using it!
Back before digital cameras, I enjoyed being the person who had the real 35mm camera, who took quality pictures. Then, when every single person in the world suddenly got a digital camera, I was less interested in photography. It seems the pendulum is swinging back the other way, with me committing to good pictures with my real camera. But now I get the Luddite comments, which is annoying.
As creepy as I find the butter princess sculptures, I would be interested in seeing an artist sculpt one.
That is one fancy play house! Have you eaten your $1 wild rice? I’m curious for a review.
I would have like to see the sculpting process also. One of the things I didn’t get to.
I have not yet eaten my wild rice, but perhaps I will this week.