Yup! You guessed it, I love 
s! I have cows all over my house and outside too. My children say enough is enough but...you never have enough cows. I have 
notepads, sugar bowls and creamers, salt and pepper shakers,a cow butter dish (that moos), pillows, throw covers, 
air freshers, sponges, paper towel holders, toilet paper holders, door stoppers, pictures, calendar, place mats, cow wall borders, plastic bag holders, shelf sitter, milk bottles, tea pots, plant holders, candle holders, plates, glasses, cups, pitches, napkins, napkin rings, coasters, towels, dish clothes, pot holders, spoon rests, brillo holders, cookie cutters, sun catchers, cutting broads, inside window shutters, computer monitor cover, sceen saver, clocks, chair leg holders, titles, books, stuffed animals and figureenes, etc., etc., ect. My kitchen is like walking into the Holy Cow (ice cream parlor in Red Hook, NY). Outside we have a cow weed eater sign, windmill, 
sign, black cow (with our name on it), cow mail box, and a cow sprinkler (the tail moves as it waters the ground, I also dress her up for the holidays).
When I go to Vermont I buy 
s and bring them back for my children to eat. Last time I found cow pasta.
I started doing this survey for two reasons. One: Uncle Dave wanted to know if there were any Ramspergers left in Germany. Aunt Ede had found some relatives during World War II, they stopped writing after the war. There are several Ramsperger's left in Germany, Canada, and the United States. Now I have to find which ones we'er related to. I know a few of them and am finding more as I go a long. However, this is an interesting fact: "There are no Remsburger's (our spelling) outside the United States". Soooo... when people ask you which Remsburger you're related to...all of them.
The second: My children were allerigic to milk. I wanted to see if anyone else in the family was.I found alot of us couldn't have milk and some were raised on goat's milk. This does not look good for the dairy farmers in the family.
John Henry, Thomas Jefferson, Isaac Allen, Raymond A., Edith May, David Martin, and Jennie Catharine
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