Its Friday night and the sunset is at least 90 minutes away but the weekenders and regulars are swarming in. What a weekend it is planned to be; there is Sassfest on the Beach, The Kent County Fair and yes the Party that really kicks off the summer, that of Dames Pauline and Diane. Personally, I can't wait to see the bonnets that will be displayed while renewing old friendships and making new ones. Rumor has it that Cow Plop tickets are being devoured so if you're a person who likes to take their chances, make sure you get to the Betterton Firehouse for purchase. The odds are pretty good that the B Blogger will buy a spot or two.
With all the hooting and howling that will be going on this weekend make sure you get new converts to the Jewel's Blog. Don't forget to share any gossip with the Blogger as we all want to know, incidentally I'll be making my rounds at these events this weekend and will be keeping my eyes and ears open.
I'm hoping that my spouse will be able to join once he finishes tending to the sick and recently wounded.
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The gods certainly were looking down favorably on Betterton yesterday and the Blogger is exhausted today from hoping from one event to another. The Sassfest began the day where the Blogger found Lady Joan busy selling T-Shirts while Barbara and Maureen of the Betterton Court were explaining the wonders of the ARK. Perhaps future events like this will seek farther and wider awareness by media to pack the streets. The Blogger did buy a tee shirt for his hard working spouse. From the beach to the Ag Center I went, just in time to see the Grand Champion Aged Cow strut her stuff. However, the most interesting event, which perhaps should happen on Betterton Day too, was a kiddies tractor pull.
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