A few weekends ago we headed north for our last load of hay. I dare say we'll have plenty but with the way things are, one can not be too prepared. I certainly hope this was just a funny year with the lack of rain. Next year I hope to be baling our own hay, scythe cut (by hand) and baled by hand as well. More on that later.


Had I known they were into pretty and not function in the dress category, I wouldn't have bothered. Yes, Rachel did get a nice dress out of it but it seems the winners, in this great state of function and form and grit, prefer a wear once, stay the hell out of the dirt and sit quietly with your hands folded in your lap type of outfit. Am I jealous? Not really, just more determined for next year. The other outfits were nice, no doubt. Next year I need more lace and frills apparently and I'll go smaller scale with it...a concentrated form so as not to use so much fabric while making this stay the hell out of the dirt, sit with your hands folded in your lap type of outfit.

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I was kinda stumped by the winners though as well, the ones that won were nice but the ones that didnt were often equally as nice-and some were quite frilly. I really wondered what they use as a deciding factor. Is it how nicely the inner seams are done? I was surprised in some ways by the judging, but I havent been to a lot of fairs. I am sure that just like goats, it partly depends on the judge. Your dress and diaper were lovely though...
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