Happy Mothers Day to all of you ladies out there, and especially to all you farm moms. Whether or not you have a direct role in "day-to-day" farm responsibilities, farms couldn't function without the love and support you provide. Our farm is no different, so I'd like to say a big "thank you" and recognize the moms who have and continue to keep Gilmer Dairy Farm rolling right along:
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| Mama G |
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| Mom |
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| Joni |
Thank you and Happy Mothers Day to Mama G, Grandmama (my mom's farm mom), Mom, & Joni...I love you all!!!
And, of course, I'd also like to wish a Happy Mothers Day as well to the 200+ milking mama cows on the farm!
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| the herd enjoys their Mothers Day brunch at the Ryegrass Buffet. |
Have a "dairy" good Mothers Day!
4 comments:
So cool you get your family all there with you on the farm! I hope all the mamas at GDF (human and bovine) have a great one!
Thanks for following my blog! Are you related to any Gilmers in Calhoun County? My maiden name is Gilmer and thats where I'm originally from. I actually have a cousin in Ohatchee named Will Gilmer too, lol. Just wondering cause Gilmer isn't a very common name!
Thanks! We all have to work together to make things on the farm run smoothly! Sometimes, though, I wish Mother's Day was in January! ;-) Still waiting for my farmer to come in from the fields, and it's 10:44 Mitch-time (that's our governor who moved Indiana to EST!) I want my old time back!
Steph,
It wouldn't surprise me if we're related somehow through my great-great-grandfather (John Thompson Gilmer) or my g-g-g-grandfather (Archibald Gilmer). They both had lots of children and a good number of them moved to central & east Alabama.
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