My dad mentioned that in this Amish town in Ohio that he'd often see Amish kids in the town dressed in regular street clothes, and then when it was time to head home they'd go to a McDonalds or something and get changed in the bathroom back into their traditional Amish clothes, but yes, I heard they can be very wild during their short hiatus.
Somewhere I also saw an article about how the Amish population is booming. They're moving as far west as Missouri now and as far east as upstate New York. The article credited the high return rate for kids who get to leave for a bit plus how families typically have at least 5 children.
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Re: "Amish Built Electric Fireplace"
Sounds like Hell's Granniescards2468 wrote:My dad mentioned that in this Amish town in Ohio that he'd often see Amish kids in the town dressed in regular street clothes, and then when it was time to head home they'd go to a McDonalds or something and get changed in the bathroom back into their traditional Amish clothes, but yes, I heard they can be very wild during their short hiatus.
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The only way this "Amish" electric fireplace could get any better is if Billy Mays were pitching it.
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Re: "Amish Built Electric Fireplace"
The phrase "pall of fear" (sp?) isn't used enough these days.


