Mending Fences
“ The sign for Cooper’s store was big and bold, but it almost looked as it if had been written by hand. Maria felt more at home already as she walked through the front door and scanned the few aisles to see if she could find Cooper himself. She had never met the man, but she was sure she’d know him on sight after all the stories she heard over the years.
The store itself was very neat and plain and Maria liked that there was fresh produce right up front. The items in th...e store seemed to be very basic, which is why the Amish liked to shop there so much. There were not so many processed items to tempt them into avoiding the work themselves. In the Amish community, every food was as it had been presented from God or it was made by hand. It was hard work, but it was their way of life and they knew no different.
There was only one other customer in the store and since it was a woman, Maria knew that Cooper had to be around. As she walked up the first aisle near the register desk situated at the front, she heard a booming voice. “I found what you need Mrs.MoreLess
The store itself was very neat and plain and Maria liked that there was fresh produce right up front. The items in th...e store seemed to be very basic, which is why the Amish liked to shop there so much. There were not so many processed items to tempt them into avoiding the work themselves. In the Amish community, every food was as it had been presented from God or it was made by hand. It was hard work, but it was their way of life and they knew no different.
There was only one other customer in the store and since it was a woman, Maria knew that Cooper had to be around. As she walked up the first aisle near the register desk situated at the front, she heard a booming voice. “I found what you need Mrs.MoreLess
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