So last year was my first Minnesota State Fair experience and I was, of course, anxious for a repeat appearance.
Minnesota State fair Mini Donuts
Mainly I was just excited to eat mini donuts. SERIOUSLY HOW DO THEY MAKE THEM TASTE LIKE THAT?! GODDAMN!
Topical Crop Art
Rooster Bike!
Sheep Needs a Haircut
Monday Afternoon Fair Crowd
Last year we went to the fair on a chilly weekend and it was nuts; all of Minnesota was there! This year we went on a 90 degree Monday. It was still nuts. We got there around 11, just in time for second breakfast, and left around 6, STUFFED AND SICK, like we should have been.
Knitting at Minnesota State Fair
The knitting was underwhelming, like last year. Lots of boring knits in boring colors on super scary manikins. This sweater was the big winner and really lovely, however bland the color choices.
Amigurumi Burger is Sweet!
This Guy Exists
If I end up in Minnesota you can bet your ass I’m starting a Minnesota State Fair fashion blog. It will be glorious.
CHEESE CURDS!
Minnesota State Fair 2010 success? Absolutely! If I had a week to live I would eat cheese curds and mini donuts for every meal. Well. Meals don’t really exist at the Minnesota State Fair so I would just constantly have cheese curds and mini donuts brought to me, alternately, every hour.
The people watching! The food! The animals! The freak shows! It’s all amazing. I’m already excited for 2011.
So glad you had fun. I love the fair…I wish I hadn’t missed it this year.
Looking forward to the Minnesota fashion blog! now that would be FUN!
Cindy´s last [type] ..Sewing Reconciliation
Comment by Cindy — September 1, 2010 @ 9:50 am
But how do the Minnesota State Fair hipsters compare to Brooklyn hipsters?
Comment by AnnWithNoE — September 1, 2010 @ 5:18 pm
direct quote to my aunt “if i was living in Minnesota I would go to the fair everyday and just write a blog called Fair Fashion.”
glad to see you guys had fun!!
Also, i took the SAME picture of the hamburger. knitness.
Comment by lilith — September 1, 2010 @ 6:43 pm