Riverfest in Clarksville

The most exciting thing to come to Clarksville thus far is sadly what they refer to as "Riverfest". Basically, it's a music/art & crafts/food/randomness thrown together and called a festival. We (Candice, Julie, Tegan and I) mostly saw the following:

1) bad music (okay, we didn't SEE it, we heard it)
2) no arts or crafts
3) lots of food vendors, which does not surprise me in the least given 90% of the businesses in Clarksville are fast food restaurants
4) no less than 9,426 strollers (most occupying at least one screaming child)
5) dance teams (the spectrum ranging from slightly less than terrible to morbidly terrible, but entertaining nonetheless).

I must say it's not what I was anticipating, but all in all it was pretty fun. Especially since it was absolutely free! There was also a petting zoo which was probably the highlight of the whole event for us. Tegan got to see a llama, a bunny, some goats, chickens and a donkey. The good part about it, other than it being free, was that the weather was great! It was the first bout of cool weather we've had so far and it felt wonderful! Here are some pics from the adventure plus some other recent ones...
And a rambling for those interested...

Do you ever notice that really strange dreams are always perceived as perfectly normal within the dream itself? For example: In said dream, you are riding on the back of a three-headed turkey (saddled and all) who is burrowing its way to the center of the earth where there is a secret stash of chocolate flavored MoonPies. All the while, everyone else in the dream including you perceives this as perfectly normal behavior. Yet you wake up thinking you may need to contact the nearest psychiatric hospital for evaluation. I have been plagued with strange dreams lately, none of which have starred turkeys or MoonPies, but I was just curious if I was the only one who had noticed this.