Greta looked to the sawmill with a yearning she had not known just a week before. Ivan, who had returned from his rumspringa just a month ago, had matured into a fine man from the the boy she had remembered.
"Ivan Amstutz," she said to herself, "I pray that you will see me as your potential wife."
Weirdest thing I've seen (last summer edition) - Open-air Jeep-like vehicle filled with about a dozen Amish kids on rumspringa bouncing through Glenwood Canyon here in CO. I didn't realize they did it in groups.
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some back country outlet mall?
Mr. Peenee sez "Stay off the West Bank."
Greta looked to the sawmill with a yearning she had not known just a week before. Ivan, who had returned from his rumspringa just a month ago, had matured into a fine man from the the boy she had remembered.
"Ivan Amstutz," she said to herself, "I pray that you will see me as your potential wife."
Torrid. Simply torrid.
Weirdest thing I've seen (last summer edition) - Open-air Jeep-like vehicle filled with about a dozen Amish kids on rumspringa bouncing through Glenwood Canyon here in CO. I didn't realize they did it in groups.
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