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Hi folks,

Here are some interesting stats and an introduction to a new feature:

This here message is our 475th post.
And we've been posting on Ford Finsceal for for 2 years and 10 months - or 1035 days (including today.) Come January 12th the blog will be 3 years old (someone really should organize a party.)

So to help us wade through all of our tall tales, announcements, and news I've added Google's new search function to our blog. You'll see it over there in the top right corner of the page.

Now when you want to read that story about Rob, the finger, and the leg tendon you can search for "Rob finger" and relive the memories. Or if you want to check out Dan's new house, type in "Dan moving" and check out his front lawn (now that's some turf to be proud of.)

So search away family, search away. And keep posting.

love pat

Comments

colleen vennard said…
Thanks Pat you are an angel!
robbyblogger said…
Thanks Angel you are a Pat!

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