Comments on: Thanks a LOT, Andrew!! http://www.hornes.org/2003/01/thanks-a-lot-andrew/ Wed, 07 Jan 2009 10:10:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Tricia http://www.hornes.org/2003/01/thanks-a-lot-andrew/#comment-304 Tricia Wed, 16 Apr 2003 02:00:47 +0000 http://www.hornes.org/?p=140#comment-304 Thanks for the tip, Kathy! The kids love to drive through Braums for a milkshake treat but I never realized you could actually get milk handed out the window to you too!! How cool! We will have to try it! Thanks for the tip, Kathy! The kids love to drive through Braums for a milkshake treat but I never realized you could actually get milk handed out the window to you too!! How cool! We will have to try it!

]]> By: Kathy Schwarz http://www.hornes.org/2003/01/thanks-a-lot-andrew/#comment-303 Kathy Schwarz Fri, 21 Mar 2003 16:40:29 +0000 http://www.hornes.org/?p=140#comment-303 I have been newly introduced to the world of Blog-starting with Angie's. So funny that I would choose this entry to read. Milk is so important in our house also - but could you imagine drive thru milk(you order the milk, you pay, and you get milk without even opening your car door!), without hormones, and increased protein and calcium for just $1.99 a gallon? I have even found that the skim milk is wonderful(not blue or gray in color) and does not go sour very quickly. Get it at your nearest Braum's store. I have been newly introduced to the world of Blog-starting with Angie’s. So funny that I would choose this entry to read. Milk is so important in our house also - but could you imagine drive thru milk(you order the milk, you pay, and you get milk without even opening your car door!), without hormones, and increased protein and calcium for just $1.99 a gallon? I have even found that the skim milk is wonderful(not blue or gray in color) and does not go sour very quickly. Get it at your nearest Braum’s store.

]]> By: Sora http://www.hornes.org/2003/01/thanks-a-lot-andrew/#comment-302 Sora Tue, 21 Jan 2003 23:28:34 +0000 http://www.hornes.org/?p=140#comment-302 We happily pay $3 a gallon for raw, organic, Jersey milk. We have to go to the farm to pick it up (under NY state law regulating the sale of raw milk.) It is worth every penny. We happily pay $3 a gallon for raw, organic, Jersey milk. We have to go to the farm to pick it up (under NY state law regulating the sale of raw milk.) It is worth every penny.

]]> By: Andrew http://www.hornes.org/2003/01/thanks-a-lot-andrew/#comment-301 Andrew Mon, 13 Jan 2003 18:50:58 +0000 http://www.hornes.org/?p=140#comment-301 I'm naming my first daughter Lilly. I’m naming my first daughter Lilly.

]]> By: Brad Covington http://www.hornes.org/2003/01/thanks-a-lot-andrew/#comment-300 Brad Covington Sun, 12 Jan 2003 02:56:51 +0000 http://www.hornes.org/?p=140#comment-300 You all have it wrong! Goat milk! That's the stuff. Though I must say, it is a wee bit more expensive to have a goat barn out back. By the way, I'm not talking about something even an hour old; try right out of the goat... Yum! Excellent. You all have it wrong! Goat milk! That’s the stuff. Though I must say, it is a wee bit more expensive to have a goat barn out back. By the way, I’m not talking about something even an hour old; try right out of the goat…

Yum!

Excellent.

]]> By: Tricia http://www.hornes.org/2003/01/thanks-a-lot-andrew/#comment-299 Tricia Thu, 09 Jan 2003 00:43:00 +0000 http://www.hornes.org/?p=140#comment-299 So maybe an idea for a lucrative cottage industry would be to invest in a sturdy little dairy cow thereby making that delicious milk available in our town! So maybe an idea for a lucrative cottage industry would be to invest in a sturdy little dairy cow thereby making that delicious milk available in our town!

]]> By: Chris http://www.hornes.org/2003/01/thanks-a-lot-andrew/#comment-298 Chris Mon, 06 Jan 2003 18:30:54 +0000 http://www.hornes.org/?p=140#comment-298 We took the kids to an open house at a dairy farm a couple of years ago and had the opportunity to have milk that had still been in the cow only a day or two before, and had been processed right there on the farm. That stuff we buy in the stores, even Borden, does not deserve to be called milk. It was so different, so much better, that I really have no words to describe just how good it is. Although I do understand how a calf can be quite happy subsisting on nothing but milk for the first few weeks of its life. If their home delivery service had reached to our area I would have signed up on the spot. We took the kids to an open house at a dairy farm a couple of years ago and had the opportunity to have milk that had still been in the cow only a day or two before, and had been processed right there on the farm.

That stuff we buy in the stores, even Borden, does not deserve to be called milk. It was so different, so much better, that I really have no words to describe just how good it is. Although I do understand how a calf can be quite happy subsisting on nothing but milk for the first few weeks of its life.

If their home delivery service had reached to our area I would have signed up on the spot.

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