ninnymary
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Sounds very accomplished for such a young age.
Mary
Mary
I'm living in a sitcom...
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Do you think he wrote that himself, was it his Mama, or maybe a sister?
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Definitely a big sister. Lol
Pretty mature and hard working compared to the 18 year olds we're used to these days.
Pretty mature and hard working compared to the 18 year olds we're used to these days.
journey11
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18 is nearly past prime for an Amish fella to put down roots. He put it in the paper, not online--dead giveaway. Doesn't even care if she can sew a straight hem.
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He got me at waterfalls 
Cane this is the 1st thread I check in the morning
Cane this is the 1st thread I check in the morning
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Are the Amish allowed more then 1 wife ?
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canesisters
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... hummm ... wonder what his grand son is up to??? 
Collector
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... hummm ... wonder what his grand son is up to???
He probably staring at a cellphone right now lol . They don't make them like that anymore.
digitS'
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Now Debbie,
Don't be setting your sights too low (or too high!). My grandmother was the grandchild of someone from this generation. My grandfather's great aunt and uncle were too. Their grandchildren were also born in the 19th century.
No. Someone of about your age. Clearing land isn't that tuff. We will soon be doing it with lasers ..
. Having bully crops of oats, spuds and buckwheat - that takes concentration. The fact that there are other things he admits to not knowing is excusable and endearing. Don't you think?
Steve
Don't be setting your sights too low (or too high!). My grandmother was the grandchild of someone from this generation. My grandfather's great aunt and uncle were too. Their grandchildren were also born in the 19th century.
No. Someone of about your age. Clearing land isn't that tuff. We will soon be doing it with lasers ..
. Having bully crops of oats, spuds and buckwheat - that takes concentration. The fact that there are other things he admits to not knowing is excusable and endearing. Don't you think?Steve
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canesisters
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I thought he sounded pretty promising 
