Post Labor Day, I blogged every day this week! So far I greatly enjoy it, though this week I had a good amount of time on my hands. When I get back into the NYC swing of things, it may be a different story.
How about you? Were you overwhelmed by content? Unable to read it all? Feel like you’ll never catch up? Writing everyday is a good exercise for me, however, I may have to change the way I blog every day. Perhaps more pictures, shorter posts at least some of the time. What do you think?
I also completely re-did the design of the site! Do you like it? It feels more organized, easier to follow, more professional. Which might all mean more boring, less personal. So far, I think I like it, but I’d love to hear your opinions!
Enough shop, here are pictures of lots of animals from the state fair!
Baby bunnies! Always a crowd pleaser, always cute. Apparently I missed the time of day where you could take them out and pet them.
Llamas have so much attitude. These guys just look too cool for state fairs. No wonder their cousin Joe Camel was used to sell cigarettes to kids.
Bah, sheep! They look like best friends, wise to make the best situation out of such close quarters.
They put the sheep in these little cover-ups after they’ve been shorn! Maybe to stay clean? No way was it to stay warm, no in the 80 degree New York weather.
Pigs! The family dynamics of these twelve piglets were so fun to watch. Who was the runt, who was the strongest, who needed Mama Pigthe most.
There was a Calf Birthing Center at this fair where you could literally sit and watch a cow give birth. Maybe that sounds cool to some of you, it sounded awful to me. But the end product is this little, born yesterday calf. He’s cute now, though I imagine who looks disgusting just the day before.
Your cliché rooster.
Standard looking hen.
Something about the expressions of chickens is just funny. That and their jerky movements.
Haha! Even funnier when they appear to have “hair-dos!”
Would you even guess this was a chicken? Nice feathers, toots.
Have a great weekend!
I love the look of your new layout, esp. the header. However, the pictures in the post seem unaligned. For example, the first picture of pigs extends further right than the words. Additionally, the survey in the middle is aligned way to the left. Not sure if it’s a matter of screen sizes?
They put the sheep in their blankets to keep them clean before they are shown. Our fair is about to start. I can’t wait. FUNNNNNELLLLLL CAAAAAKE!
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