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Re: o/t Amish and menonittes??


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Posted by dlplost on September 21, 2007 at 09:09:37 from (69.205.132.94):

In Reply to: o/t Amish and menonittes?? posted by havvey on September 21, 2007 at 04:35:03:

Similar experiences here in the Fingerlakes region of NY State. We seem to have Millions of Both here. Mostly keep to themselves, very well behaved children. The only thing I hate about them is they allways seem to have more money than me at the local auctions...If there is something they want, the only way youre going to get it is to pay twice what it's worth. Over all very good people, very hard workers. When the Kids were little we used to drive up and sit and watch them plow the fields with horses.

Last time I paid to have a tractor tire changed, It was a Menonite couple (man and woman both in thier 50's) that came with one of those old Goodyear trucks that has an engine Mounted air compressor and a hoist on the back.
I showed them where the tractor was, they went to work, never heard either of them say a word between them. they jacked it up, pumped out the calcl from the tire, took the tire off changed it, refilled it put it all back together. 45 minutes start to finish, never said a word.

I wouldn't have a problem if they wanted to live near me. Nearest are about 30 miles north of me.


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