
Thursday, September 06, 2007
Four years and still seems like yesterday
Saturday, August 18, 2007
Happy 40th Birthday, Kim (AKA: Loser)
Love ya, Red
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Monday, August 13, 2007
Congratulations Candice Marie!

Hey Momma To Be,
I am so happy for you. It is about time you have a baby of your own to raise. God knows you have raised your sister and brothers kids. And lets not forget about Jada Bird. You and Loser have done wonders with her and no one else can take that credit.
I do want you to do one thing, stop worrying about what anybody else says or believes. Those people that make their judging comments need to shut up and worry about what they are going to say to the Big Guy when they are standing before him. Why do you let the little people with little minds like that hurt you? Remember my saying of "Let the shit roll right off your back!" The only people you have to worry about pleasing is you and Jada, and I know Jada loves you because she told me once when we were conversing about life our hood.
Keep your head up, you have nothing to be ashamed of. You are a great Mom to Jada and are a great aunt and you will be a great Mom to Lil' Scrappy when he/she gets here.
And remember that it takes 42 muscles to frown and be upset, but only 4 to extend the middle finger and tell the Assholes to F*#* Off.
Love ya Scrappy Doo!
Thursday, August 09, 2007
Tuesday, August 07, 2007
Missing in Action...no just missing in pain
By the way…my sister-in-law, Renee, has been diagnosed with cancer, so please keep her and her family in your prayers.
Sunday, July 15, 2007
One Special Lady

Aunt Edna is one special lady. She is my Dad's sister and has always been a very important part of our family. Keith, Diane, Mom and I had the pleasure of spending a Saturday with her and Bob and Lynetta. Needless to say we all had a great time. Aunt Edna is 89 years old and her memory is still sharp as a tack. I love being around her and listening to stories. This time she showed a quilt that my Great Grandma, Anna Fox Woodburn, had made way back in the late 1800's or early 1900's. She gave me a handkerchief that my Great Grandma had sewn the lace edging on. All I can say is they don't make stuff like that anymore. Nowadays things are good if they last a year, let alone a couple hundred years. That is what I call quality.
I am so glad I got to spend the day with such a special lady. She is one heck of a lady and brings back so many great memories of her, Uncle Melvin and Dad and Mom. I think alot about Dad when I am around her.
Thanks Aunt Edna, Bob and Lynetta for a great day. Some more pics follow.
What it is...is what it will be!!!!!
Loyal Friends are few and far between!



