The Duggar Family

[Muduh]

i expect the one daughter that just got her drivers license to be the rebel and go her own way ... i can't remember her name ... but i just get the feeling from her that she's not satisfied with the life she's been dealt and she's going to want more. LOL

I hope you don't mean what I THINK you mean. Are you suggesting maybe a pair of jeans and a t shirt or something on that order? Maybe swing by Sonic for a hamburger and a coke? Surely I misread your thoughts!

[luvsginger]

I think the one you are thinking of is Jinger.

[Lois Lane]

They named their daughter...Jinger? (Pronounced "Ginger" or with a hard "g" making the Jing part sound like it would in the word "jingle"?)

[barefootdyke]

yep ... the J is pronounced like "jingle"

[coltnlasma]

It is pronounced like "Ginger"... probably would have been more consistent to go ahead and change both g's and spell it Jinjer, huh?

[JustJuls]

They need to change Michelle's name to jichelle

[ChristoferHawke]

They have rules for clothing for both sexes. And they don't use buttons I believe (the Amish)

I remember as a kid in arkansas seeing two mennonite ladies. They were wearing dark colored print dresses that came down to the ankles black cotton stockings, old granny shoes and little white caps on their heads. They did their shopping and left the store and got into the biggest, blackest, oldsmobile 98 you've ever seen. Guess God is offended by womens legs but not big shiny detroit auto-mobiles!!

[MamaC]

They need to change Michelle's name to jichelle

Okay some day I am really going to have to ban drinking soda while viewing these pages. Now that is one monitor-wiping worthy post!

The dog even looked up at me while I laughed out loud.

[JustJuls]

Haha, sorry about that MamaC!!

[swissmiss150]

More conservative Mennonites drive cars but they are black in color, and the chrome is either removed or painted black. I am distantly related to some Mennonites in Indiana, but they wear regular clothes and drive regular cars. They blend in with the non-Mennonite population.