The Wacky Adventures of Josh and Chad: The Rothrock Fair!

 Quite a weekend it was for myself as well my twin brother Chad as we decided to go down to McVeytown and have some fun during the Rothrock Fair.

Now the event itself was small, unlike the previous years. But to be fair, no pun intended, McVeytown has been slowly trying to build up the community again. And also, there were still plenty of fun stuff happening despite the small size.

First such example was there were plenty of amazing food being feature at the Fair. One of which is one of my personal favorites, the Funnel Cake.

I also got to spend some time with plenty of people that I know and love and we all got to sit and chill and enjoy some great music from a local country music band called The Kenton Sitch Band, Which these guys were awesome!

Here is a link to the band

https://www.facebook.com/kentonsitchband

But being at the Fair made me realize something. I really wish more people would go out and have like this more often. What I mean by that is people nowadays don't really communicate with each other in person. Everything is over a phone or internet now.

And personally, I kind of liked it when we all came together and just had some fun. Which is weird coming from me who is a nervous wrecked when I am around other people. But at the same time, I just find it extremely odd that most people would rather stay at home and stuff.

I really did have some fun at the Fair and I can't wait for the next one, hopefully bigger than ever. But more importantly, I would really love for more people to go out and have some fun. I really believe stuff like this would really help us all become closer with one another.

Until Next Time!

God Bless and Be Safe! 🙏🙏🙏

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