Sunday, March 18, 2012

Ya never know

March 12 (Reuters) - Four Amish youths were charged with underage drinking after they crashed their horse-drawn buggy into a police cruiser in upstate New York, authorities said on Monday.


I often wonder how Amish families can keep such strict tradition in a general society that is so completely different from their lifestyle. Well, I guess families struggle with outside pressure no matter where they may be located. I just bet there was some strong discipline taking place behind the barn that night.


Have to say, the thought of two horse-drawn buggies drag racing down a highway does bring me a chuckle. Just Say'n
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