This site is awesome. I’m Kathy’s sister and I live in Naperville, IL. Reading all about her “hobby” is extremely exciting for me, it’s like I’m actually there. I hear about all of the hard work they do and I don’t know how they fit it into their busy schedules, (Kathy’s daughter’s are very talented dancers and they are always on the go) and this Maple Sugaring is just another accomplishment of hers that just amazes me.
Hi what a nice sight , we’ve been making syrup for the public for about 18 years now and we still love it it really teaches your children more than you’ll ever know. And makes for a great college essay. We’ve had a few cookies for years now and I’ve always wondered how to preserve them. Thanks for the info. Incidently just thought I’d let you know we just started tapping today. We are in the lower most easternly part of the state. And this year its just one tapper for 4000 trees. I think my husband will be the donut man meeting himself at the front door each day. (we also own a dairy farm). Anyway best of luck to you and your family. You’ll never regret the R.O. Machine.
Steve Reppucci said,
February 21, 2008 at 8:22 am
Hi Paul & Kathy,
Looking forward to the Maple kickoff event! Nice job on the website too!
-Steve
Mad Maggies Ice Cream
Debra Novak said,
February 14, 2008 at 2:38 pm
This site is awesome. I’m Kathy’s sister and I live in Naperville, IL. Reading all about her “hobby” is extremely exciting for me, it’s like I’m actually there. I hear about all of the hard work they do and I don’t know how they fit it into their busy schedules, (Kathy’s daughter’s are very talented dancers and they are always on the go) and this Maple Sugaring is just another accomplishment of hers that just amazes me.
carla turner said,
February 10, 2008 at 3:42 pm
Hi what a nice sight , we’ve been making syrup for the public for about 18 years now and we still love it it really teaches your children more than you’ll ever know. And makes for a great college essay. We’ve had a few cookies for years now and I’ve always wondered how to preserve them. Thanks for the info. Incidently just thought I’d let you know we just started tapping today. We are in the lower most easternly part of the state. And this year its just one tapper for 4000 trees. I think my husband will be the donut man meeting himself at the front door each day. (we also own a dairy farm). Anyway best of luck to you and your family. You’ll never regret the R.O. Machine.
pete said,
January 22, 2008 at 3:53 pm
this is a nice site!