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Calling more Ford Bloggers

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Our numbers are definitely growing, but looking at Rob's earlier post I realize that we're still missing loads of people.

Of course not everyone has access to a computer, but it'd be great to get anyone who does have one onto the list.

If you know who's missing then drop their email into the comment section of this post or email it to me and i'll add them. I've set this post to stay on top for a while to make sure everyone sees it.

Thanks!
Pat

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robbyblogger said…
Pat...I let Vera know that DAY or NIGHT you would be available to help people get onto the blog, wash windows or mind their children.
Knowing you as I do I told her (and all reading)that she could call collect.
You are a shining example of what family is all about.
9 February 2007 at 16:51
Dan Ford said…
lorettowoods@hotmail.com
msimmonds2@cogeco.ca = Mary Simmonds
9 February 2007 at 17:34
Dan Ford said…
dsford@cogeco.ca= Denis Ford
9 February 2007 at 17:38
David B said…
I'm really impressed by the lengths Pat will go to for this blog. According to the date of this post, Pat went to the future (Feb 28th) to post this. That's going above and BEYOND...
10 February 2007 at 19:56
Kevin Ford said…
soad_nofx@msn.com
kevin Ford son of Mike and Mary
11 February 2007 at 20:10
patdean said…
Anything for family Dave. Blood is thicker than water, and quite conveniently, it also enables one to travel through time.

Oh the powers of DNA and Hemoglobin...
12 February 2007 at 09:25
Kevin Ford said…
pc15@post.queensu.ca
E-mail Address(es):
pc15@post.queensu.ca

Margaret and Peter Coughlin , send them an invite Pat if you would,theyt may not be aware of this Blog.Thanks
12 February 2007 at 17:04
Christy (Gallagher) Randall said…
You guys all make me laugh!!
12 February 2007 at 20:41
Kevin Ford said…
For those who have yet to partake in this blog ,I suggest we find some embarrasing photo's ,make up a few stories unil they join.We could start alpabetically , A's ? B's we have Benninger , C's Corsini , Coughlin etc.What do you think? Is it true Peter Benninger is publishing a book of photography on men's lingerie and John Corsini is modeling in it?Get the idea?
15 February 2007 at 23:26
robbyblogger said…
Apparently Tony's photo's were too risque to put in the catalogue!
Is it true that the Couglin's aren't allowed to travel west because of probation violations?
16 February 2007 at 21:40
Vera Wood said…
I was thinking as a family we should decide whether Tony's pictures are risque or not. Publish them and we'll vote.
18 February 2007 at 22:08
robbyblogger said…
Where are those photo's of Tony? Vera's been waiting.
1 March 2007 at 13:33
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