In my version of a humble brag, let
me note here that in 1968, as a member of the 4H club Cadiz Country
Cousins, I catapulted from the Harrison County fair to win first prize
at the Ohio State Fair, in the category of Tasty Meals. The menu
featured ham loaf and perfection salad, always a hit at local pot luck
dinners. But the challenges of pleasing a county fair judge will be of
an entirely different order for those who enter the Denver County Fair
this year, which is sponsoring several marijuana-themed events. Among
them: best marijuana plant (judged for plant quality, not potency); best
brownie recipe, and best homemade bong. Best pot luck dinner is not on
the agenda, so far.
"We look at the trends and
what's happening in our city, and we want to reflect that," said Tracy
Weil, the fair's marketing and creative director, in an interview with
USA TODAY Network.
My fellow 4H-ers (ages 8 to 18) won't be able to compete; participants must be 21 or older to enter the "pot pavilion." -- B.B.
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