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200th Blog and a Birthday

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Today we have arrived at 200 entries of the blog. Thanks Pat for getting it started.
Today we are also celebrating the 200th birthday of Kevin Ford, the older Kevin Ford. Oops I mean the 46th birthday of the founder, manager, chief repairman and go to guy of Coast Gas Fireplace and Repair.
Happy Birthday cousin, much older cousin.
Today he is to be golfing and generally lazing about. Don't let him know this but he deserves the break. Don't any of you tell him this because it will go to his head and he will be impossible to live with.
Tomorrow is my son Kyle's birthday and for years Kevin has been LIEING to him , telling Kyle that he was really born on the 26th and that we had been lieing to him. This is what I have to deal with.

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Christy (Gallagher) Randall said…
Happy Birthday Kevin! Hope you have a good one.
26 February 2008 at 11:02
Kathleen said…
Happy Birthday Kevin, You are holding up very well! Happy Birthday to my nephew Kyle!! Your sweet heart!
26 February 2008 at 12:15
Loretto Woods said…
Happy Birthday Lil Brother. Hope you had a great one. You deserve it.
26 February 2008 at 21:26
Kevin Ford said…
Thank you Rob and all.Don't let tha grey/white hair fool you , he is really younger than I am.I had a great day thank you very much , I was on the golf with a friend who also shares this birthday.Other s on this day include Uncle Johns Friend who was at the memorial , David Crandal as well as Johnny Cash and Mohammed Ali , they were not at the memorial and of course Kyle , one day they will tell you the truth.I do believe that tomorrow is Tim Mathews Bday. Happy Birthday Tim!
27 February 2008 at 00:05
Debbie (Mathews) Marangoni said…
Happy Belated Kevin! I did not tune into the blog yesterday. I will forever more have your birthday memorized for the final exam. Happy 49th to my big brother Timmy!
27 February 2008 at 09:39
Kathleen said…
Happy Birthday to Tim!! He has great hair and no Grey. ..Don't feel bad
Rob you look good with grey hair, no you really do!
27 February 2008 at 11:54
robbyblogger said…
No gray hair and he's 49...and we're related? You sure he doesn't dye it? Check the roots!
28 February 2008 at 17:22
Uncle Al said…
Happy Birthday Kevin and Tim.

Uncle Al
3 March 2008 at 21:01
robbyblogger said…
How come nobody is commenting on Kevin LIEING to my son causing stress and undo hardship on the boys poor psychie? Kathy, what about the sugar levels of my son's heart? I know you called on Kyle's B-day but he hung up on you before we knew it. We asked him two seconds later what you had said to which he responded " I forgot." Now doesn't that just warm the cockles or what?
4 March 2008 at 00:59
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