Posted by Dave Kenady, et al on 10/6/2001, 1:32 pm

Posted by Dave Kenady on 9/8/2001, 9:48 pm For those of you who don't live in the area anymore...... [Photographs] ---------- Posted by Chris on 9/9/2001, 5:58 am , in reply to "You can STILL Do It at a Trot, or Do It at a Gallop" I have many memories of attending the fair in Puyallup. I even remember that outdoor grill and scones stand. Quite honestly, it really makes me miss Seattle. Are you going, Dave? ---------- Posted by Dave Kenady on 9/9/2001, 7:43 am , in reply to "Re: You can STILL Do It at a Trot, or Do It at a Gallop" Are you going, Dave? Guess who took the pictures. Yesterday was the first Saturday and we spent the whole day there. ---------- Posted by Keith on 9/9/2001, 11:30 am , in reply to "Re: You can STILL Do It at a Trot, or Do It at a Gallop" Me and my wife were there also, we went without the kids this time it was a lot of fun. We plan on going back with the kids probably next week. ---------- I have a funny embarrasing moment! Posted by Paisley on 9/10/2001, 8:03 pm , in reply to "Re: You can STILL Do It at a Trot, or Do It at a Gallop" I went with the guy who was to become my hubby (now my ex, but still good friend-father of my kids). It was somewhere around 78/79. Anyway, I was wearing jeans...snug jeans and believe it or not, when I sneezed, THE ZIPPER BROKE!!!! So I spent the rest of the night trying to keep my little quilted jacket positioned in such a way that you wouldn't see it was broken. It really was pretty funny! Let's see, the last time I went to the fair was with a friend who wanted to see Grand Funk Railroad. I don't know if Mark Farner is still putting out Christian CD's but I had one of his a few years back. Turns out that he and I were at the same GFR concert back in 70 at the Coliseum (now Key Arena) and both of us can't remember any of it due to the altered state of our consciousness. This time we caught all of it...and thankfully remember it!!!! ---------- Posted by Steve B. on 9/16/2001, 4:51 pm , in reply to "You can STILL Do It at a Trot, or Do It at a Gallop" Doing the Puyallup... [Photographs] Juliana B. and Steve B. at the Drop Tower (Before) (Note the questionable attempts to convey unconcern.) Juliana B. and Steve B. at the Drop Tower (After) Karla B. successfully navigating through the midway crowd with the truly awesome Onion Bloom. Steve Born Email: srborn@seanet.com Home page: http://www.seanet.com/~srborn/