Show Time

We took the kids to the local show on Saturday. We had a great time. With rides around $5-$6 per person, $5 for a Pluto dog, $6-$10 per game  I'm not sure how families can afford to attend the annual event anymore, which could easily explain the lack of numbers. I was asked to judge the Scrapbooking and Art this year. I enjoyed judging the kids art the best, the work that the kids submitted was awesome. My favorite was a gorgeous coloured pencil drawing of a farm scene. There were two cows and between them was a bull, on closer inspection the bull was standing on two legs, arms raised, six pack showing and wearing jocks - or maybe budgie smugglers, I laughed til I cried, it was gorgeous. I didn't find out until the next day that some of the work I had awarded first prize to belonged to my mate Lily Finnegan, her work is really good, and not just in her age class, she could have competed in the adult section and won a prize or two.

  Ty had trouble getting up the ladder on the jumping castle but he persisted and finally made it and had a great time sliding back down.

Ty and Kirsty had a ball on the dodgem cars - not sure I want to be in a car with either of them.

 Both the boys enjoyed the teacup ride and kudos to the ride operator who let the adults ride free




 

 Ty and Kirsty shared the dart game, Ty had a great aim and they won a great cricket bat set.

 The motor bikes were set on tracks but Ty had a ball anyway pretending he was free wheeling

Alex had a look as if to say - mmmm what's going on here

 Some of Lily's work with the prize certificates attached, my fave is the blue one below - I will be making an offer .

 My first prize winning animal / bird study photo - Pelican Dance at Goolwa SA

 My second prize photo Abandoned Child in the child study category  taken of Alex at Torrumbarry Estate

My first prize  group of three " Go Ty Go"  entry of Ty playing explorer in the garden, these are some of my fave pics of Ty, I love the colours and his enthusiasm for the game.

And finally Ty driving the Engine on the train ride.