I LOVED THIS PERFORMANCE ON LAST NIGHTS SHOW..
Thursday, May 21, 2009
I HEART KRIS ALLEN
I could not have asked for more this season of American Idol. Even though I so wanted my Danny Gokey to take home the title. I couldn't be more excited for Kris Allen. Can't wait till next season!!!!


Thursday, May 14, 2009
My Man
i've seen this on other blogs and i've had NOTHING to write about lately, so i thought i would do it.
1. Who is your man? Jeffery Ray Herring (you can just call him Jeff)
2. How long have you been together? about 15 years, but about to have our 3rd wedding aniversary.
3. How long did you date? 15 years
4. How old is your man? 30 BUT he will be 31 on May 26th.
5. Who eats more? How bout' I just say we eat the same.
6. Who said "I love you" first? He did
7. Who is taller? He is
8. Who sings better? I would never make anyone listen to either of us, but I of course am the better singer.
9. Who is smarter? Depends on the subject
10. Whose temper is worse? Definantly his.
11. Who does the laundry? We both do
12. Who takes out the garbage? He does
13. Who sleeps on the right side of the bed? if you are looking at the bed, he does
14. Who pays the bills? i do
15. Who is better with the computer? him
16. Who mows the lawn? Jeff
17. Who cooks dinner? depends on what is being cooked. He likes to cook so i figure why not let him :)
18. Who drives when you are together? I try to, he makes me nervous.
19. Who pays when you go out? He does
20. Who is most stubborn? Me
21. Who is the first to admit when they are wrong? not me, but of course that would be because i am NEVER wrong.
22. Whose parents do you see the most? both
23. Who kissed who first? He kissed me
24. Who asked who out? He asked me out, and it just so happend to be the day after he got his bran new truck so I had to say YES.
25. Who proposed? He did…and I was totally shocked!
26. Who is more sensitive? Of course I am!
27. Who friends do you see more? His but they all have become my friends so its all good.
28. Who has more siblings? I do, (stay with me) I have 1 sister, 1 step sister, and 2 half sisters. He has 2 sisters that are twins.
29. Who has the bigger family. I do
29. Who wears the pants in the family? He does...or so i let him think he does
Jeff & I : March 2007
Aww I LOVE HIM
Aww I LOVE HIM
ok, yall, go for it... :)
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
GoodBye Heritage Parkway
Well today is a sad day, or it is at least for some of us. Today is the day that my parents move from their house on Heritage Parkway. Even though they only lived there for 2 years we made alot of good memories there. It is where both the grandkids first came home to, we had in my opinion 2 of the best Christmas's , many fish were dreamed of being caught in the tank and a few were I guess. 1000 miles were put on the mule, and the skeet didn't stand a chance. And it is were Risky passed away. Like I said I know it was only 2 years, but I have truly enjoyed every minute of the time I got to spend at 1086 Heritage Pkwy.
(the house is not lop-sided, i was just in the car)
The tank were fish were caught
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Benny Boo
Last weekend was not only Abby's party but we also were able to see Benjamin for the 2nd time. I is hard to believe that he is already 7 weeks old. He is still really tiny, however he is starting to fill out alittle. Well as much as a 7 pound 6 week old can. I took a few pictures of him but he is such a wiggly little guy that they didnt all really turn out that great. So I hope you enjoy the ones that I did get. And if I do say so myself he looks exactly like Jeff. We are planning another trip back home in a few weeks so hopefully we will get to spend some time with him again. But until then Enjoy!

See... I told you he looked like Jeff
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Happy 1st Birthday Abby
This weekend we went to Waco to help Miss Abigail Rose celebrate her 1st birthday! We had such a good time and we can't believe our niece is already a whole year old. And what better party could Abby have than an Abby Ca-Dabby party. It was so cute and Tiffany and Jason did a really good job with the food spread and decorations. We prayed that the rain would hold off and our prayers were answered. The day turned out beautiful and everyone had a great time. I know that this is about to be a picture OVER-LOAD for some of you, but I wanted to make sure I documented Abby's big day. Just be thankful I didn't post all of the pictures. :)



And look who else was there. Yup Miss Kinley! I had a really great time getting to spend time with both of my nieces and 1 of my nephews.
Abby~
It seems like we waited so long to get you here, and we cant believe that a year has already passed by. You are growing like a weed and learning and exploring more and more each and everyday. You are such a sweet baby girl and we love you more everyday. We hope you had a very Happy Birthday!
Love you Always,
Uncle Bubba & Auntie M
without a Abby Ca-Dabby doll/backpack
After we enjoyed a few appetizers, she decided to open up some of her presents. Make sure you notice the really COOL pink 4-wheeler that she got. YUP that is from her Uncle Bubba and Auntie M.
Instead of the traditional birthday cake, Tiffany used cupcakes. They turn out really cute. White cake with BRIGHT pink icing with purple flowers. And Abby had her very own with a butterfly on top.
After we opened presents and the kiddos enjoyed some of those yummy looking cupcakes. Tiffany decided to open up ALL of Abby's new toys and let the kids play with them. As much as the little kids enjoyed the toys, I think Uncle Heath had a blast crawling thru and playing in her new tent and tunnels she got . Cant you tell...And look who else was there. Yup Miss Kinley! I had a really great time getting to spend time with both of my nieces and 1 of my nephews.
It seems like we waited so long to get you here, and we cant believe that a year has already passed by. You are growing like a weed and learning and exploring more and more each and everyday. You are such a sweet baby girl and we love you more everyday. We hope you had a very Happy Birthday!
Love you Always,
Uncle Bubba & Auntie M
Thursday, April 30, 2009
I Would Die For That
Just something that I found on youtube re: Infertlity awareness and thought I would share with everyone. It says exactly what I feel. Get out your kleenex, your gonna need it!
Monday, April 27, 2009
Infertility Awareness

April 25 - May 2 is National Infertility Awareness Week. It is a movement to raise awareness about the disease of infertility which affects 7.3 million Americans
Infertility 101...
Myth: Infertility is a women's problem.
Fact: This is untrue. It surprises most people to learn that infertility is a female problem in 35% of the cases, a male problem in 35% of the cases, a combined problem of the couple in 20% of cases, and unexplained in 10% of cases. It is essential that both the man and the woman be evaluated during an infertility work-up.
Myth: Everyone seems to get pregnant at the drop of a hat.
Fact: More than five million people of childbearing age in the United States experience infertility. When you seek support, you will find that you are not alone. Join RESOLVE, a support group, or talk with others who are struggling to build a family, so that you won't feel isolated.
Myth: It's all in your head! Why don't you relax or take a vacation. Then you'll get pregnant!
Fact: Infertility is a disease or condition of the reproductive system. While relaxing may help you with your overall quality of life, the stress and deep emotions you feel are the result of infertility, not the cause of it. Improved medical techniques have made it easier to diagnose infertility problems.
Myth: Don't worry so much -- it just takes time. You'll get pregnant if you're just patient.
Fact: Infertility is a medical problem that may be treated. At least 50% of those who complete an infertility evaluation will respond to treatment with a successful pregnancy. Some infertility problems respond with higher or lower success rates. Those who do not seek help have a "spontaneous cure rate" of about 5% after a year of infertility.
Myth: If you adopt a baby you'll get pregnant!
Fact: This is one of the most painful myths for couples to hear. First it suggests that adoption is only a means to an end, not an happy and successful end in itself. Second, it is simply not true. Studies reveal that the rate for achieving pregnancy after adopting is the same as for those who do not adopt.
Myth: Why don't you just forget it and adopt? After all, there are so many babies out there who need homes!
Fact: For many, adoption is a happy resolution to infertility. But choosing how to build your family is a very personal decision. Learning about all the ways to build a family can open your eyes to options you may not have thought of as a possibility. Education is key to finding resolution.
Myth: Maybe you two are doing something wrong!
Fact: Infertility is a medical condition, not a sexual disorder.
Myth: My partner might leave me because of our infertility.
Fact: The majority of couples do survive the infertility crisis, learning in the process new ways of relating to each other, which deepens their relationship in years to follow.
Myth: Perhaps this is God's way of telling you that you two aren't meant to be parents!
Fact: It is particularly difficult to hear this when you are struggling with infertility. You know what loving parents you would be, and it is painful to have to explain to others that you have a medical problem.
Myth: Infertility is nature's way of controlling population.
Fact: Zero population growth is a goal pursued in a time of world overpopulation, but it still allows for couples to replace themselves with two children. Individuals or couples can certainly elect the option to be childfree or to raise a single child. Infertility, for those who desire children, denies them the opportunity to choose.
Myth: I shouldn't take a month off from infertility treatment for any reason... I just know that this next month will be THE one!
Fact: It is important periodically to reassess your treatment and your parenting goal. Continuity in treatment is important, but sometimes a break can provide needed rest and renewal for the next steps.
Myth: I'll be labeled a 'trouble maker' if I ask too many questions.
Fact: The physician/patient team is important. You need to be informed about what treatments are available. What is right for one couple may not be right for another, either physically, financially, or emotionally. Don't be afraid to ask questions of your doctor.
A second opinion can be helpful. If needed, discuss this option with your physician.
Myth: I know I'll never be able to stop treatment until I have a pregnancy.
Fact: Pregnancy is not the only pathway to parenthood. You may begin to think more about parenthood than about pregnancy. You may long for your life to get back to normal. You may consider childfree living or begin to think of other ways to build a family.
Myth: I've lost interest in my job, hobbies, and my friends because of infertility. No one understands! My life will never be the same!
Fact: Infertility is a life crisis -- it has a rippling effect on all areas of your life. It is normal to feel a sense of failure that can affect your self-esteem and self-image. You will move through this crisis. It is a process, and it may mean letting go of initial dreams. Throughout this process, stay informed about the wide range of options and connect with others facing similar experiences.
Infertility 101...
Myth: Infertility is a women's problem.
Fact: This is untrue. It surprises most people to learn that infertility is a female problem in 35% of the cases, a male problem in 35% of the cases, a combined problem of the couple in 20% of cases, and unexplained in 10% of cases. It is essential that both the man and the woman be evaluated during an infertility work-up.
Myth: Everyone seems to get pregnant at the drop of a hat.
Fact: More than five million people of childbearing age in the United States experience infertility. When you seek support, you will find that you are not alone. Join RESOLVE, a support group, or talk with others who are struggling to build a family, so that you won't feel isolated.
Myth: It's all in your head! Why don't you relax or take a vacation. Then you'll get pregnant!
Fact: Infertility is a disease or condition of the reproductive system. While relaxing may help you with your overall quality of life, the stress and deep emotions you feel are the result of infertility, not the cause of it. Improved medical techniques have made it easier to diagnose infertility problems.
Myth: Don't worry so much -- it just takes time. You'll get pregnant if you're just patient.
Fact: Infertility is a medical problem that may be treated. At least 50% of those who complete an infertility evaluation will respond to treatment with a successful pregnancy. Some infertility problems respond with higher or lower success rates. Those who do not seek help have a "spontaneous cure rate" of about 5% after a year of infertility.
Myth: If you adopt a baby you'll get pregnant!
Fact: This is one of the most painful myths for couples to hear. First it suggests that adoption is only a means to an end, not an happy and successful end in itself. Second, it is simply not true. Studies reveal that the rate for achieving pregnancy after adopting is the same as for those who do not adopt.
Myth: Why don't you just forget it and adopt? After all, there are so many babies out there who need homes!
Fact: For many, adoption is a happy resolution to infertility. But choosing how to build your family is a very personal decision. Learning about all the ways to build a family can open your eyes to options you may not have thought of as a possibility. Education is key to finding resolution.
Myth: Maybe you two are doing something wrong!
Fact: Infertility is a medical condition, not a sexual disorder.
Myth: My partner might leave me because of our infertility.
Fact: The majority of couples do survive the infertility crisis, learning in the process new ways of relating to each other, which deepens their relationship in years to follow.
Myth: Perhaps this is God's way of telling you that you two aren't meant to be parents!
Fact: It is particularly difficult to hear this when you are struggling with infertility. You know what loving parents you would be, and it is painful to have to explain to others that you have a medical problem.
Myth: Infertility is nature's way of controlling population.
Fact: Zero population growth is a goal pursued in a time of world overpopulation, but it still allows for couples to replace themselves with two children. Individuals or couples can certainly elect the option to be childfree or to raise a single child. Infertility, for those who desire children, denies them the opportunity to choose.
Myth: I shouldn't take a month off from infertility treatment for any reason... I just know that this next month will be THE one!
Fact: It is important periodically to reassess your treatment and your parenting goal. Continuity in treatment is important, but sometimes a break can provide needed rest and renewal for the next steps.
Myth: I'll be labeled a 'trouble maker' if I ask too many questions.
Fact: The physician/patient team is important. You need to be informed about what treatments are available. What is right for one couple may not be right for another, either physically, financially, or emotionally. Don't be afraid to ask questions of your doctor.
A second opinion can be helpful. If needed, discuss this option with your physician.
Myth: I know I'll never be able to stop treatment until I have a pregnancy.
Fact: Pregnancy is not the only pathway to parenthood. You may begin to think more about parenthood than about pregnancy. You may long for your life to get back to normal. You may consider childfree living or begin to think of other ways to build a family.
Myth: I've lost interest in my job, hobbies, and my friends because of infertility. No one understands! My life will never be the same!
Fact: Infertility is a life crisis -- it has a rippling effect on all areas of your life. It is normal to feel a sense of failure that can affect your self-esteem and self-image. You will move through this crisis. It is a process, and it may mean letting go of initial dreams. Throughout this process, stay informed about the wide range of options and connect with others facing similar experiences.
Monday, April 20, 2009
Crawfish Boil 2009
A few good friends + A few good Crawfish = Good Times had by all!!!!
Jeff, Me, April, De'Nell, Jason, Marcie, Pablo
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Easter
For Easter this year we did things a little different. We were actually able to host it at our house. All of my family (with the exception of Jamie, Jeremy and Connor: which we missed very much) came to Houston on Friday night and stayed through Sunday. Saturday morning me, Shelly and mom died eggs for Miss Kinley, then we all got dresses and went down to the park where Kinley could feed the ducks. I honestly thought she would be a little scred of them but they didn't bother her at all. After about a hour there we came back home and let her hunt her easter eggs. Even though this was her 2nd easter it was her 1st hunt. And she did really well. She collected her eggs and put them in her basket until that became to heavy, then she just left it on the ground and would bring the eggs back to it. After the BIG hunt we grilled up some burgers and just hung out for the rest of the evening. It was nice getting to spend time with everyone without feeling rushed, like we had to go somewhere or be doing something.
Here are a few pictures from our weekend.
Here are a few pictures from our weekend.
Kinley at the park
Mommy & Kinley feeding the ducks
Nana, Papa Kinley, Jeff and Spencer
Cant forget to stop and smell the flowers
Kinley opening her gifts from the Easter Bunny
"Come on Uncle Jeff let's go hunt some eggs"
Yeah... There's more over here
Checking it out to see what she got
Easter morning in her Easter shirt
(its the best she would let me get)
Yeah... There's more over here
(its the best she would let me get)
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