I guess I'll take the leap after being gone for the summer and express some interest. Your roleplays never really have failed me in my short time in them, so I have faith this will be enjoyable too ^_^

Though I'll admit, this is certainly outside of what I'm used to when it comes to slice of life rps, but maybe it'll be exactly what I need to get back in the swing of things. Looks like I'll need to do some research into Amish life now too!

Well someone's gotta be the responsible one for these sure to be wayward souls.

We should probably think about the scenarios first, right? Personally, the first option sounds better in terms of making a bit more sense as to how we're all together. Though if the communities are all close together in state, I suppose the second option could make sense too and may allow for a wider variety of characters since the communities could be run with slight variations or tolerances.

Moving onward, I can definitely say that it's a different slice of life RP, one that has a lot of potential for where it could go because we're essentially writing about a massive culture shock, especially if they venture out of state to, say, Florida or California, maybe even Washington or New York. That'd be trip!

Colour me interested ~

From what I've read so far, it's interesting how many actually go back after experiencing what life could be like outside their community. A lot of what I read said that it's generally around 90%, give or take a couple percentage. So for people who don't show interest later on dropping, I guess going home would make sense in this context.

As for the culture shock, I'm sure that could bring about some interesting plot points. I mean, just experiencing something as simple to us as a microwave or seeing pictures on a TV, let alone the concept of fashion, intricate technology and a greater sense of individuality would be overwhelming.