Fortunate Enough
If you are fortunate enough to visit Amish country, it is possible that two things will happen.
1.) Your heart might break in your chest over how serenely beautiful it is.
And 2.) You might get a little excited about all the Amish buggies you'll pass along the roadside!
1.) Your heart might break in your chest over how serenely beautiful it is.
And 2.) You might get a little excited about all the Amish buggies you'll pass along the roadside!
Hope your day is as lovely as this picture!
NOTE: Be sure to take a little "time out" for yourself and stop by the Time Out For Women website! I'm honored AND thrilled to have the opportunity to guest post for them today. Come visit at http://tofw.com/story/650-my-imaginary-conversations-with-great-grandma-grace Happy reading!
I live close to Amish country and have always loved going to the Amish stores. They have amazing cheese there. I am just stopping by from the weekend blog hop and am a new follower. Just wanted to say hi!
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I am CRACKING UP at your reaction to the amish buggy. hahahahahahahaha! I was in Lancaster today, and I was sad that I missed out on a trip with you and Maria for this very reaction! LOL!!!! Still can't believe I got to meet you in real life!! Mama Leisha is real, people! hahahahahaha! Miss your adorable 12 year old face! XOXXOXOXOOXXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXO!
ReplyDeleteThe little video is so cool! I wish we had places like that in New Zealand.
ReplyDeleteThanks for letting us feature you on the blog walk this weekend! Enjoy that beautiful Amish country :)
ReplyDeleteJenna
callherhappy.com
When I was younger, we lived in PA near some Mennonite and Amish communities-- it was exciting and peaceful. All at the same time. Visting you through the Weekend Blog Walk!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to visit Amish Country one day. I have watched a couple of different documentaries here on the tv in the UK where teenagers do a swap and live in each others families and it's always fascinating the results.
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http://acatlikecuriosity.blogspot.co.uk/
These are beautiful pictures. Thanks for posting
ReplyDeleteHello and thank you for sharing your little trip to Amish country. I used to live in Missouri and lived in an area that had many Amish and Mennonite families. I loved it there.
ReplyDeleteHi-I'm over from the blog hop. The newest follower of the mama :) I hope you get some great chocolate in Amish country. It is the best!
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Hi Im also a featured blogger this week at the weekend blog hop.
ReplyDeleteI'm your newest follower.
Have a great weekend
www.ohsoamelia.com
Ahhh, just one week ago, we were driving by those horse n' buggies and climbing in that field. :) I miss you so much and am so grateful that we got to spend that time together. It was amazing to see it all through your eyes.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting and being so genuine and kind. Steve and I were just saying how of course, this weekend is beautiful (and not nearly as humid). You were a trooper!
I love you so much!!
Xoxox
Maria
That is some BEAUTIFUL country there! I found you this weekend via the blog walk, but I am definitely following you now...I'm also a bookworm and I ALSO THINK GRAMMAR IS SEXY, though cinnamon rolls are probably the one dessert in the history of desserts that don't do it for me. Wamp wamp.... Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteI found you through the blog walk. I love love Amish country, books about the Amish etc. I think it is such a simple life that it is a beautiful life!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!
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Ohhhh such pretty photos! I especially love the top one of you :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up with my NO RULES Weekend Blog Party!
Paula
lifeasweknowitbypaula.blogspot.com
Thanks for share!
ReplyDeleteWent with my daughter on her 8th Grade East Coast trip..the children's favorite day of all (We went to NYC, Wash DC, Boston, Williamsbrg, etc.) was Amish Country. It is sooo amazing there! Thanks for your sweet post!
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