It's a tragedy to see and hear of all the floods in Atlanta and its burbs....I was happy to hear from alot of you that you're safe and sound, but living on tuna and without electricity....but real sincere thoughts and prayers go out to my buddy Ely whom doesn't have much of a home to come home too...

This is Post Road..on the outs of Douglasville..(My friend and I used to drive this every other Sunday on our counry cruises to Birmingham,AL)

This is the "Great American Scream Machine" rollercoaster at Six Flags which was 10 minutes away from my old house in Douglasville.

Here's a link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNSLOBfEPo8 to a really good video...makes ya realize none of us are promised a tomorrow...

So Fresh N So Cleannn

While in the shower this morning I realized Haley and I have an on going trend...

How many sets of Shampoo and Conditioner do two people need?

Their-They-There

It has come to my attention through the texting/emailing world that alot of you do not know how to use the correct spelling for similar words. It's one of my biggest pet peeves. I am a avid speller and try to correctly spell my words, enunciate and speak proper english. So therefore I am going to take this time out of my busy day and help a few of you with one of thee biggest spelling mistakes. Today alone I have come across three of these mistakes.
THEIR, THEY, and THERE!

THEIR
–pronoun
Who didn't give me all their money?

THEY
–plural pronoun, possessive their or theirs, objective them.
Why can't they all just come?

THERE
–adverb, pronoun, noun, adjective, and interjection
She went over there yesterday.
There she goes again.
Why couldn't I find it there?
There! It's finished.

Okay I hope this helps a few of you to remember....If you still need help-pick up a dictionary!

P.S. ASH-What month is it? haha love you sister