2) It's no fair packing the snowball so hard that it really hurts.
Yes, through July and August, most of Scotland decamped here in throngs – the Glasgow fair, the Greenock fair, the Paisley fair; packing the shores, the dancehalls and pubs; spending their hard-earned wages saved for the big fortnight across the water; generous, defying any nonsense about meanness.
Still, Ebony's fair packs the house in every city.
Sunday Noon 10) BOUTIQUEY BARRIO Cobbled San Telmo is known for old-school tango shows, staid antiques shops and a Sunday street fair packed with vintage finds.
Give them a state fair packed with white southerners, gun-owners and married couples with children, and they do an expert job of putting leaflets into sympathetic hands.By contrast, the Democrats at the fair seem out of their comfort zone.
The big daddy of New York City art fairs, packing a whopping 207 galleries throughout Piers 92 and 94, The Armory Show is where you go for blue chip artists and grand, big budget gestures.
"In the wake of the limping army," Macintyre writes, "like the detritus from some huge and bloody traveling fair, lay packs, greatcoats, limbs, canteens, makeshift graves, dead horses and living men".
While you should give your job a fair go before packing it in, it's never too late to change paths.
She could not imagine how lonely he must have felt, driving home from some small-town crafts fair, the car packed with the same canvases he'd set off with that morning.
While vast – and the 24,000-strong field did make this year's course seem a fair bit more packed than the inaugural 2013 event – Ride London manages to feel quite personal, a trick achieved mainly through the friendliness and commitment of the officials and volunteers.
With "throw-uppy" meatless cuisine dished out in authentic "cafeteria style" digs, N.Y.C.'s first "totally not fair" lunchroom is already packing in crowds "crying for more" food and just "crying".
