Interview With The Amish
James Bernard Shoemacher, ıJBƒ°, has been a friend and business associate of mine for about three years. He was born and raised in an Amish community in New Harmony, Indiana. JB spent twenty three years inside the community until he was married, then he left to join his brother who lived closer to town than the community was. Together they make up the New Harmony carriage MFR., this is how I came into contact with him. I first met JB and his brother Jed in a draft horse auction in Waverley In., he was there with several of their hand crafted carriages. I got to talking with him and soon thereafter started a business relationship with him that has lasted already five years. Over the time that IÆ’Âve know JB I took in a lot of knowledge about his culture and heritage, thus making him a prime suspect for my interview. That, and IÆ’Âve always been intrigued by the Amish people. After talking with JB for a while I started to understand his English dialect as if it were the country bumpkin slang I have grown to love. Premeditating the oncoming interview I developed a series of twelve questions that I hoped would help me better understand the Amish people and
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Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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