The Fair

Today I ventured out with Noah and his cousin Mason to the Puyallup Fair. Luckily dad and the grandparents were along as well. It's a lot of work taking two toddlers to a fair, but well worth it. Good times were had by all.

First stop for the boys was the barn to see all the animals.

Noah and dad pose with a local farmer outside the barn (grandpa).
There was this random contraption of pots and pans and little sticks for them to bang on.
Every toddlers dream.
The cars were my favorite because I remember riding them with my sister when we were young. "Are you sure he's two?" The attendant asked of Noah (he's 18 months). "Yes." I replied. "They're twins." (Just ignore the fact that one is 3 inches taller).
Mason and his wingman.
Good thing there wasn't a height requirement.
The big yellow slide with dad.
Loved the boat rides, we did this again and again.
A little dip in the water.
Hmm... don't think they clean this water ever.
Last ride was the Carousel. Started out sweetly and after the first loop Noah started screaming "All Done!" 
Here's me smiling at the attendant, hoping he will get the signal to not make this long.
There's nothing better then seeing the world through a child's eyes.
But after a long day we could use some adult time. So we ditched the kids for awhile.
Happy Fair Days!