Posted by Goose on July 25, 2018 at 20:52:52 from (166.182.80.54):
In Reply to: Amish Sawmill posted by Bob Harvey on July 25, 2018 at 16:52:19:
There's a big difference between various orders.
I live near a Mennonite community, although it's rather diluted now from what it was when I was a kid. The men dress and groom themselves the same as the rest of us. The women wear only dresses and skirts, no jewelry beyond a wrist watch, no makeup, and always wear a small "doily" type of hat on the back of their head. Other than that, they live like the rest of us.
It caused quite a stir some 50 years ago when a Mennonite gal I worked with married a Catholic Bohemian guy I also knew. But--they made a go of it and are still happily married. But, this gal was liberalized. I recall one day at work someone commented they they'd seen her at a movie. She immediately put her finger to her lips and pointed at another Mennonite gal across the room. She didn't want the other gal to know she'd been to a movie.
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