Statefair Stories

A family road trip is supposed to be a lot of fun ... Unless ,of course you're Skye . The journey starts off full of promise,then quickly takes several wrong turns. Gas station bathrooms,crazed piggies,and a loose bikes - not exactly Skye Castro's idea of a good time. But even the worst road trip can turn into an adventure and this is one the Castro's won't forget soon. Highest ranking in Adventure #930 (Cover made by;@PhilitosDoritos)

Georgie always dreamed of going to the Idaho State Fair. One day his parents said he could go.

What happens when you get fired from your movie, mysterious notes, and move back home with your best friend? A murder mystery. Camilla Rae and Aida were the stars of a movie but were fired for sleeping in and missing one day. They move back home to Minnesota and weird things start happening. Will they be able to find out who is threatening the state fair? Read and Find out!

Merthur AU: Arthur, a young man living on a farm in small town Camelot with his older brother and parents, just wants to leave the simple farm life for something more exciting. When he meets city-boy Merlin, he gets a little more than he bargained for. Based off the musical/movie State Fair, and, of course, the TV show Merlin. Disclaimer: I do not own Merlin or State Fair.

David Moyer is a country boy. He owns a farm, rides horses, and isn't afraid to get his hands dirty. Gabe Rider is a city boy. He walks everywhere he goes, stays inside most of the time, and is kind of nervous about trying new things. But when his mom tells him they're moving to the country, his whole life changes. He has to learn to adapt from a city life to a rural life. His mother thinks that taking him to the state fair might help. While walking through the fair he notices a boy running a horse riding event. He falls for him instantly but knows he doesn't have a chance. Especially after the first impression he made. Will David and Gabe become and stay just friends? Or will Gabe avoid him the best he can? Read to find out!

My name is Harrison Lavinia Jones. I love my name, but not the Lavinia. I just use the L... Harrison L. Jones. A name like that could get a twelve year old girl picked on. Fortunately I live in a super big city, where lots of kids hail by unusual names. Unfortunately, things for me and my fabulous name were about to change...DRASTICALLY. My dad came home from work and made a shocker of an announcement. "We are moving to the desert." He said, very calmly, as if that was something people do all the time. How could I leave the city, move to a completely different state; and worse...live in a desert! A Desert? As in, sand, scorpions, and Cactus? Where would I shop for clothes! How would I get to the mall, or watch movies! What about Taco Bell...Berger King! Were there houses or water in the desert! Then, the really bad news happened...dad told me I could only bring five moving boxes of my things with us. why, I ask. Because, he says, we are moving into a trailer...in a trailer park, he adds with a big goofy smile that was meant to be encouraging . What the H.E double hockey sticks is a trailer! Pictures of a big aluminum box, on wheels used for moving things swam through my mind. I left the kitchen in shock and went upstairs, to my room. Flopping down on my bed, I let everything dad said sink in. Sadness set in and tears began to well up. Then reality came to my mind and dried up those tears, I had to make new friends...

Me and dad went to the fair and let's just say I made stupid decisions in this dream.

Timothy Reye is on his bicycle rushing off into the countryside. He is a teenage boy who is leaving a tragic past, an unclear future, and he is searching for some sort of change. There are problems behind him, and he is riding as fast as he can to get away from those problems. Still, what he is searching for is just as uncertain. When he enters the town of Pleasantville, his journey appears to come into more trouble, but circumstances change and he is taken in by the Seneca family who is haunted by a recent tragedy of their own. Together the Senecas and Timothy Reye face their struggles and find new hope in each other. There are other difficulties that Timothy must deal with in the town, and he learns to look outside of himself. There are people in the town who offer Timothy loving support and friendship, but the town also has dark secrets and Tmothy finds himself thrown into the depths of its. Even with this, he grows and becomes a stronger individual. However, when the floor falls out from under him, he must face if anyone is willing to help him. The book is based on dreams the author started having in his own teenage years that carried him through a dark episode in his own life. These dreams started in 1987, and several years later the author decided to compile them into a book. In 1994, he started writing in an effort to tie all of the tales of the fictional town of Pleasantville together as one complete story. In 1997, he finished it. "The Pleasantville Experience" is a story of finding hope, facing problems, and discovering one capable of more than one thought. It is a story of receiving miracles, making miracles, and finding one's worth.

A short story about how a soon-to-be rodeo champion and a small town country singer find themselves at the same state fair, over and over again. { c o p y r i g h t © M i l l i e R o s e 2 0 1 5 }

It was like this . . . We were in an irrevocable love triangle without even realizing it. Best friends never betray each other. And some people don't have the courage to say what they want to say.