Comment from hkam5
Time: December 2, 2008, 12:31 pm

I am Mrio and i have real bank informations about health,

Comment from Miah Broersma
Time: December 15, 2008, 4:22 pm

hi miss petersen! its me and i used to be in ur gifted class but then i moved! but hi!!!!!!!! i miss u guys!

Comment from Rebeccca Snyder
Time: February 12, 2009, 8:19 am

Will you have your cheese and eggs at either of the Phoenix or Tonopah markets this Saturday?

Thanks,
Rebecca Snyder

Comment from Amanda
Time: March 28, 2009, 11:41 am

Hi Celia! I will be returning to Arizona in May (hopefully) to visit everyone! I will be bringing the new man in my life if he can afford to come, but if not I’ll still be coming if everything works out.

Scott (my new man) and I were wondering when you might be expecting a new litter of doxies. We might be interested in purchasing one from you depending on the fee and if we’ll be in Arizona at the right time.

I hope everything is going well! ttyl!

Comment from KerryAnn
Time: May 8, 2009, 1:17 pm

hi celia .. love the page im at school right now ..

Comment from Jenna
Time: May 8, 2009, 1:18 pm

Hi! Its cool we can go on your website at School!

Comment from Lydia H.
Time: May 16, 2009, 12:51 pm

I just bought some of your amazing goat cheese from the farmers market in Phoenix. I sampled the spinach while at the market and was in awe at how there was no musty flavor! I commented on this as you told me how you go about deleting this less than favorable common flavor in goat cheese. I grew up in the state of Maine. There were several great goat creamery’s there. I’ve tasted many upon many artisan goat cheeses and yours by far outmarks anything I have ever tasted! I commend you and your husband on such a fabulous farm and great products! I will holler your name around everywhere. My mother is coming to town in a couple of weeks. I plan on taking her to your stand at the farmer’s market. Can’t wait!

Comment from Desiree Rinehart
Time: February 2, 2010, 12:47 pm

Hi Mrs. Petersen ! It’s Desiree from your gifted class last year, and my dad wants to talk to you about the new system

Comment from visualdesigning
Time: February 14, 2010, 11:23 pm

Very interesting blog. I will come regularly here. Thanks the author

Comment from Jan Ennis
Time: February 23, 2010, 6:26 pm

It was such a pleasure to feed the little Black & White baby nubian goat at the Phoenix Farmer’s Market on Saturday. In spite of the rain, it was a wonderful experience. I dearly love those two little goats and would welcome knowing their progress as they continue to grow! Fortunately, I was able to get a picture from someone in the crowd who happened by and snapped a shot. She so graciously emailed it to me and I have shared it with friends and family.

Comment from Jan Ennis
Time: February 23, 2010, 6:33 pm

The horse on your website named “Tara” was born on my birthday. My birthday is also Earth Day–April 22nd.
Sweet!

Comment from Jessica Wilkinson
Time: May 15, 2010, 2:12 pm

Today at the market I purchased some Joe Parker’s. I blackened them on the grill and made a chile-butter to put on fresh corn on the cob…yum!

P.S. Thank you for giving me tips on how to grow my own peppers

Comment from sharon page
Time: February 23, 2011, 1:43 pm

please add me to your email list! I would like to know when you will be in town next and would like to buy some eggs and cheese

Comment from Celia
Time: April 4, 2011, 12:26 pm

Will do and thank you so much! We are at the Phoenix Market on Central and McKinley every Saturday morning and we are also at the Wig Wam Resort Market every Sunday in Litchfield Park:)

Comment from Richard and Dianne Clark
Time: April 14, 2011, 9:59 am

Dear Jim and Cellia:
My name is Dianne Clark. My husband and I own a small herd of registered Nubian Dairy goats (Longman, Goddard Farm, Trillium Acres, Lake Shores and Thunderridge breeding) in Tonopah and are friends of Kathy and David Maniscalco. We also raise Registered Aussie Stock Dogs and some chickens. We are fairly new to this area after moving from Blackfoot, Idaho late last summer and were told by Kathy that you buy organic eggs and sell them at a Farmer’s Market. Right now we have an over abundance of eggs and wondered if we might contact you to see if we might be able to have you sell some for us. We believe we live fairly close to you as we live off of Winterburg Rd off 379.
Please contact us by email or my cell phone number is (208 681-2094)
Thank you,
Richard and Dianne
Di Rich Farm

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Comment from Martha Daly
Time: January 7, 2012, 1:58 pm

I received a holiday gift of goat cheese from your company. Due to the shipping method, the package sat at the local post office for two extra days. Tho the cheese was still cold, it was received in less-than-fantastic condition, and I think the delivery delay adversely affected the shelf life.

This is just feedback, no need to answer. It’s just a suggestion to re-think your packing and shipping for the next holiday season.

Comment from Celia
Time: January 16, 2012, 2:32 pm

Dear Martha,
We did sent it priority and it should have arrrived within two days.
It was packaged for two days.
Thank you for your feedback, I believe we are going to use UPS in the future.