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Boise Fair

Last month (August) we went to the Boise Fair.  The kids loved it.  Channing got to choose two carnival rides to go on--those rides are expensive!  He ended up going on three because one ride never took his ticket.  (Score!)  Seeing the animals was another favorite for the kids.  Mckenzie would stretch out her foot so that goats would lick her shoe.  And she thought it was hilarious.  Channing witnessed a cow dropping a huge poopy and he asked if that's where milk comes from.  Hahah...thank goodness no Channing.  My favorite part, and the kids loved it too, was the butterfly exhibit.  We went through it twice because it was so much fun to see hundreds of beautiful butterflies.  Everyone loved having butterflies land on them, except Mckenzie.  She freaked out and would cry if she noticed a butterfly on her shoulder.  It was kind of funny.

The butterflies LOVED Mckenzie's flower shirt.

She did not want it in her hair!



You could see butterflies wiggling out of their crysalis.




One of the goats tried to eat Channing's shirt...they really will eat everything!



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