And it was quite a bit of fun. I got to ride some pretty cool rides, which was a bit unexpected because for a long time the carnivals seem to have gone down hill, but I really think they had some cool rides. They had one that looked and felt like a hang glider (although I never actually went hang gliding but it looks like fun) and there was one that went upside down...and then I went on the ferris wheel. I had three tickets after that, and the only rides I could ride on were kiddy rides...evidently they wouldn't let me ride on the Merry Go Round...so I decided to give them to a mother who had a little girl. It made be mildy annoyed and I didn't really understand his reasoning for why. I assumed it was because I didn't have a little kid with me. It's kind of like that awkward feeling one may have if they are out trick or treating when they are old enough to have kids themselves...but don't. Still, the Merry Go Round I always figured was appropriate for all ages.I hadn't really been to the Carnival since I was a kid. It was kind of expensive though, but the rides I got to go on were worth it.
My friend and I also visited a couple yard sales and ate some funnel cake, I had italian sausage and fries, I love getting those at festivals and other events like that.
I found a nightmare before Christmas car that looks like a hotwheels car of sorts that I just had to have. It has a tiny jack skellington in the driver's seat, with a bat on the back of it. The car is shaped like a coffin.
It's dumb that they wouldn't let you go on the merry go round. 
