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I was born on February 7th 1954 in Amityville, NY, yes that Amityville, the horror house. We grew up playing baseball all summer long. At that time I was told I was going to learn to play guitar so for a couple of years I went to lessons but at a young age the only thing on my mind was going out and having fun. While in grammar school we attended a concert. I was amazed at the sound of violins. The only problem was, at that time girls played violins. READ MORE!!!
"The richest person is not the one who has the most,
but the one who needs the least."
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What a great interview. Very interesting.
Vibrato Desperato.... Desperately seeking vibrato
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Yes it was coolpinkone. I was blown away by Kevin's interview. We have so many great members here. I hope that everyone reads this interview. Plus he has such a cool cap.
Thanks Kevin
"The richest person is not the one who has the most,
but the one who needs the least."
A fascinating account of your life, Kevin. Enjoyed reading it from start to finish! 
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very nice interview,always wanted to live on a farm.
O! I'm really sorry that we lost Thumper!!
But 9 cats...
..... my dream...
and how come it's only 1 turkey? Thanksgiving days?
Kevi M. said
- What other instruments do you play?
I can play pots and a kazoo
Oh! I wish i could play Kazoo.. The wind instruments are so difficult!!! I'm trying to learn to whistle - incredibly hard! 
That instrument is almost untunable...LOL!
It's very nice to meet You, Kevin!! =) 
Great interview! i enjoy reading your interview, it's like reading a novel.
When i was pregnant with my daughter my husband and I were at a train museum. My husband said, "too bad we are having a girl." I asked, "What do you mean?" "If it's a boy, we could have bought train set for him." I said, "Who said only boys could play with trains?" Well, she loves to play with trains (not trucks though, i ended up giving all her cars and trucks to my work place). My point is, if you like it go for it.
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