I went to the local Walmart. Brief history of this town--it's rural. Completely. And the Walmart is generally filled with LOTS of scary people. But a different kind of scary, you know? I mean, I lived in Lawrenceville--I can handle thugs--it's these rural, mountainy types that set me on edge.
But I digress. What I wanted to tell you is that walking into the Walmart right in front of me was an Amish lady. Who knew.
I was desperate to take her picture to show all of you but I didn't want her freaking out, thinking I was trying to steal her soul or something.
That was a joke. I'm super insensitive. No hate mail, please.
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About Me
- carly
- pittsburgh, pennsylvania, United States
- i'm not like that. except when i am.
in someone else's words...
"You will hear thunder and remember me,
And think: she wanted storms.
The rim of the sky will be the color of hard crimson,
And your heart, as it was then, will be on fire."
Anna Akhmatova
And think: she wanted storms.
The rim of the sky will be the color of hard crimson,
And your heart, as it was then, will be on fire."
Anna Akhmatova
8 comments:
Heh. I liked your joke. No hate mail here.
That's cause you miss me and were just excited that I posted. :P
It's like you're inside my head.
Yeah. You really need to clean this place up...
Nah, I like my dirty mind.
OH MY WORD!
My best friend used to live in Pennsylvania, and we would go Amish spotting in the Walmart there, too!
crap.
we're all going to hell....
You're making me miss home (New Wilmington) where I would pass Amish buggies daily. One of their families lived across the street from my cousins and they would come over for family picnics. Go ahead and take a picture-they are used to it!
Honey, I got behind an Amish lady in line at the Walmart pharmacy here in good ol' Indiana, PA...she was trying to write a check. 15 minutes later, I was still in line (I REALLY needed my pills...) laughing so hard I was crying. What's the first thing they ask for when you're writing a check? All I had to hear was "No, I do not have a photo ID" and I was in hysterics.
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