I live and work in Tallahassee, Fl but home is Valdosta, Ga and Panama City, FL. I spend the weekends in one or the other places helping my Grandmother with things or spending time with my niece. Love you Grandedo..you are missed so much!!! ~*~ I'm Georgia Girl at heart, born and raised. I know hard work and can ride and hang with the best. I'm not your average girl, I can work on my own car and don't mind if a little bit of grease gets under my nails. Don't tell me I can't do something because "I'm a girl" you will eat those words. I'm a very independent person, but Daddy is always round the corner to pick me up. I love to travel. My next big trip is to Italy to visit my Mom, she lives there 6-8 months out of the year. I also travel to Yukon, Oklahoma at least twice a year to visit my Daddy and brothers....for those that don't know...Yukon is very close to Oklahoma City. I love long walks on the beach, watch the sun set and raise on the beach, and just enjoy spending time with family. My Grandmother and niece are the most important people in my life and the moment and if you would like to be apart of my life you must be able to understand and support that. -*- University of Georgia is my Team!!!! Go DAWGS! ~~~Thank you to all the soldiers that leave their families to protect our borders. You guys make the ultimate sacrifice. You put yourself in harms way so that I may sleep in a safe place at night. Thank you to your families that cry many nights because your not home. Thank you to the mothers, the fathers, the wives, the husbands, the brothers, and the sisters that cry because you miss so many memories. Thank you to your children that grow up without you seeing their birth, first steps, first birthday, first date, and so many other memories that can not be made again. You are a true Hero. ~*~*~ When you see a soldier that has come home or is going to war say a prayer for his/her safe return and his/her family as they are the strong ones. So many soldiers do not return to us…they are the protectors that look over us. Thank you so much to those families as they have made the biggest sacrifice that can be made. They do not hold grudges, they keep the fallen soldiers memory alive. ~*~*~ If you think this thank you is to much, it's not. I'm an Army sister and know the pain of not knowing if my brother is coming home, not knowing when he will get additional orders, or just not knowing if we will get that knock on the door or a phone call from the Army. So if you think that this is to much, you need to search your heart and see what your priorities are. ~*~ Our Soldiers should be in your thoughts and prayers at least once a day, if not more often.