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Oh my...and you're in Lancaster? WOW! Do you see Amish people all the time? I've never been there...but I watch Amish Mafia, lol. :partyman:

Yup. Have to dodge their buggies on Tuesdays, Thursdays & Sundays. There were Amish kids who rode our school bus when we were kids, too. The Amish are a big tourist draw, but for those of us who live here, they're just people with a simpler way of life.

That Amish Mafia is a joke. At least that's how the locals see it.

If you want a pretty drive, grab a map and just hit the countryside here. There is still plenty of farmland, Amish homesteads, one-room schoolhouses, etc. to see.
 
No doubt it's the other way around too! I can imagine how excited they are to see you. :) As an expat from Australia, I WISH my family were a car ride away. :smt049

Awww. Well I can give you some of my family...the ones I don't like, lol. Like my crackhead Auntie....NO BACKSIES!!!:smt077
 
Yup. Have to dodge their buggies on Tuesdays, Thursdays & Sundays. There were Amish kids who rode our school bus when we were kids, too. The Amish are a big tourist draw, but for those of us who live here, they're just people with a simpler way of life.

That Amish Mafia is a joke. At least that's how the locals see it.

If you want a pretty drive, grab a map and just hit the countryside here. There is still plenty of farmland, Amish homesteads, one-room schoolhouses, etc. to see.

Why a joke?
 
Oh my! Well I still like the show. I'm a reality TV head:smt043

I am too. Reality TV (the good kind) has spoiled me for watching any other kind of TV. I'm into DIY TV mostly, though. Although I do have to catch Housewives of Atlanta when it's on. :smt081
 
I am too. Reality TV (the good kind) has spoiled me for watching any other kind of TV. I'm into DIY TV mostly, though. Although I do have to catch Housewives of Atlanta when it's on. :smt081

I have a love/hate relationship with reality tv. I watch it because it pisses me off, if that makes sense. Lol. That phony drama, fake suspense...it kills me. But I can't stop watching.
 
I got invited to camp out in Armstrong for 5 days during Labor Week this summer with my dad, who is in Vancouver. (Haven't seen him a while!) I accepted the invite and I'm excited for it--I never been camping before, so it'll be a new experience. :cool:

In other news, uhm.....hmmm...oh yeah, my brother and his girlfriend are coming over as well from Vancouver this Saturday so I'm excited for that as well. ^_^

In other OTHER news, my Library DVD's finally came in, so now I can watch 'Wilfred' (US) and 'Sense and Sensibility' and I had to wait over 3 weeks...WORTH IT--I was busy with other things so I barely noticed that time flew like a fly. :rolleyes:
 
I'm sitting at my desk starving now, lol

Here's some soup. Not PA Dutch, but homemade. Gutes essen!

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Damn Ches, fix the man a bigger bowl. :o When u can count the pieces of sacchettoni...just sayin...:p

Haha!!! When I made that, I wasn't planning on dinner for two.....But I'll see what I can do next time! :p

Edit: That's ravioli with cheese in it. So that lends a little more substance. :smt016
 
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Thank you pumpkin...but, er uh, I'm 6'2 240lbs. That's not even enough for my 10 year old:smt018

*stares off into space, imagining the sight of that....*

Erm, my bad. I should've taken a picture of the whole pot. :p

This area is known for their stick-to-the-ribs cooking. Amish men expend alot of energy plowing fields and raising barns - their women have developed some of the best foods in the country to keep their men satiated.

I told a co-worker once (after witnessing Amish women walking to a wedding with their cake carriers and baskets of food) that I wanted to be an Amish woman. They stay home and cook, bake, sew, tend their gardens, care for their home and family - all the domestic arts I love. She burst my balloon when she asked me if I wanted to be married to an Amish man, then? :-|
 
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