What's Everyone's all time favorite movie?!?!?!?

Which movie can you sit and watch over & over & over again and never get bored?!?!?!


1. Gone in 60 Seconds
2. Madea's Family Reunion
3. Madea Goes to Jail
4. Finding Nemo
5. Alice in Wonderland

Fat Boy's

People if you have not ever eaten at Fat Boy's in Prattville, must I say...........

"What the Heck????"

And NO, it's not because I personally know the Owner, or people that actually work in the place.

It's just an awesome place!!!

Must I say Mrs. Gretchen HAS NOT lost her style on the Banana Pudding!!!!

Go Eagles!!!!!!!!!!!

STATESBORO, Ga. – Georgia Southern resumed the Saturday night game on Sunday morning and finished off the 16-8 Southern Conference win over Wofford. The Eagles (37-15 overall, 19-8 SoCon) clinched the second seed for this week’s SoCon Tournament.

Ty Wright (Montrose/ABAC) just hit a 3-run homer with one out in the bottom of the eighth inning before lightning and rain forced the delay. Andy Moye (Alpharetta/Alpharetta) pitched a scoreless ninth inning to finish off the win.James Foster led off the game with a bunt back to pitcher Jake Brown (Forest Hill, MD/Pitt CC), but his throw sailed past first base and let him go to third. Michael Gilmartin lined a RBI single then Konstantine Diamaduros hit a sacrifice fly to deep centerfield for a 2-0 lead. Mac Doyle hit a leadoff homer in the second inning for a 3-0 lead.
In the Eagles half Phillip Porter (Marietta/Sprayberry) reached on a throwing error by third baseman Kyle Behrendt, advancing to second on the play. A.J. Wirnsberger (Tuscaloosa, AL/Paul Bryant) lined a shot off the batters eye in centerfield, his team-leading 12th round-tripper cutting the deficit to 3-2.

With two runners on in the third, Kyle Blackburn (Marietta/Walton) hit a grounder that went through the legs of Diamaduros down at first base allowing the tying run to score.
Wofford took a lead in the fourth on Doyle’s RBI single but the Eagles tied it in their half. Will Southwell (Moultrie/Colquitt County) singled to start. During Brian Pierce’s (Roswell/Roswell) at-bat, Bobby Streisel uncorked three wild pitches which allowed Southwell to score.
With two outs in the sixth, Landon Bennett and Josh McKinney both hit 2-run doubles spotting the Terriers an 8-4 lead. Georgia Southern used two-out hitting of its own to take the lead, sending 13 batters to the plate.

Wirnsberger and Southwell singled then Pierce followed with a RBI hit and took second base on the throw. Two batters later Ty Wright (Montrose/ABAC) walked to load the bases. Eric Phillips (Carrollton/Carrollton) hit a sacrifice fly to bring home a run, and then Griffin Benedict

(Dunwoody/St. Pius) walked to reload the bases.

Porter lined a 2-run single up the middle then Blackburn followed with another RBI single. Wirnsberger walked and Southwell lined a 2-run double down the left field line to cap the seven run frame.

In the seventh Porter delivered another RBI single with two outs. Wirnsberger doubled in the eighth then Southwell singled, setting his new career-high hit total. Pierce ripped a run-scoring single and Jonathan King (Athens, TN/Young Harris) hit a bloop single into left field. Wright snapped a 1-for-13 skid by hammering a 3-run homer off the batters eye, making it 16-8. During the ensuing pitching change lightning flashed, forcing the delay.

Brown allowed eight runs (six earned) on eight hits in 5.2 innings. He walked two and struck out five. Colin Snow (Alpharetta/Alpharetta) has scattered two hits in 2.1 scoreless innings, walking one and striking out three.

Southwell stands 4-for-5 with two runs and two RBI. He had previously recorded three hits five times in his career. Pierce is 3-for-3 scoring twice and driving in two runs. Wirnsberger has three hits (seven in the series) while Benedict and Porter have two hits apiece. GS holds an 18-10 edge in the hits category.

Starter Gus White was charged for three runs (one earned) on three hits in 2.1 innings. John Cornely allowed five runs on five hits in 1.2 innings. He walked four and struck out two.
Doyle is 4-for-4 with two runs and two RBI

Sunday

It's sunday here in tha VIlle. And I am so looking forward to tomorrow. for those of you that don't know by now, Work has been pretty interesting with the floods that Prattville & Montgomery have had in the past few weeks, with all of the Insurance claims, and Companies wanting to know if they can send their Adjusters in yet?!?!?!?!?!!?

We also have an Internation Intern with the Department for the next 4 1/2 weeks.

Teaching her how Alabama handles Producers, Adjusters, PSA's and etc... might be a bit of a hard thing, she does not speak English as a first language.

Also I had lunch yesterday with Kayla. It was pretty good, we had an awesome waitress at O'Charleys. She truly knew what she was doing....

I also would like to wish A Get Well Soon to Amy...... I do so hope you are feeling better and will be back to normal soon. I can imagine how painful it is. I had mine out when i was a kid.

I also just watched two of the cutest video's in the world... Yep that's right. Both were of Abbs...

I hope everyone had an awesome weekend!!!

I hear the rain again.. Will it ever stop?!?!?!?!?!??!

RECENT PICTURES WITH FRIENDS

ONE YEAR OLD

JUST WANTED TO WISH ROXIE A HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! THE GIRL IS ONE YEAR OLD!!! MAN WHERE DID THE TIME GO?!?!?!?

Proud

Guess you can tell by now, I am proud of my cousin Will......

Georgia Southern

Will Southwell
# 26
Infield

Previous Affiliations
Colquitt County
Previous Experience

Hometown
Moultrie, GA

Courtesy: GeorgiaSouthernEagles.comRelease: 12/12/2008

JUNIOR (2008): Started six times in 29 games played, including one against UNC Greensboro in the Southern Conference Tournament... posted a .972 fielding percentage mainly at first base... made two appearances in the Boston College series, recording three putouts at first base... played in all three games of the Towson series... hit game-tying two-run double as a pinch-hitter in the bottom of the ninth in series opener and would score the game-winning run... hit by pitch and scored a run against #15 Michigan... four putouts in the finale against USC Upstate... 1-for-1 in pinch-hit role versus Western Carolina... started at North Florida and went 1-for-4... appeared in all three games of the Elon series, registering six putouts at first base... pinch-hit RBI infield single against Georgia Tech... scored one run at Davidson... earned start at first base against Kennesaw State... 1-for-4 with double and one run scored but biggest play during 11-inning win was a key defensive stop, diving for ball and getting force out at home to keep at least two runs from scoring... saw action in all three games at Wofford, RBI on a sacrifice fly... one run in two at-bats against Jacksonville... earned start against Mercer, 2-for-4 with one double, run scored, 14 putouts and one assist at first base... made two appearances against UNC Greensboro in the regular season series... played in two games at the SoCon Tournament... .306 against right-handed pitching... 3-for-5 with a runner on third and less than two outs...

SOPHOMORE (2007): Started 14 times during the final month of the season... saw action at first and third base... seven putouts in game two at Hawai’i... career-high three RBI in the series opener against New Jersey Tech... delivered a pinch-hit RBI single and scored a run in the Charleston finale... 3-for-5 with two runs and two RBI in his first start of the year, game three at Appalachian State... started both games of the Georgia State series, finished 4-for-9 with four runs scored... career-highs of three hits and three runs in the finale... delivered the game-winning RBI in the bottom of the 12th inning in game one of the Wofford series... 4-for-13 against the Terriers with two runs, six RBI and two walks... matched his career-high of three RBI in game two of the series... hit a 2-run homer in the Davidson series, totaling four RBI that weekend... two hits in the series opener at The Citadel... started all three games at Western Carolina, going 2-for-10 and was hit by a pitch... went 3-for-4 against UNC Greensboro at the SoCon Tournament, tying his career-high hit total... delivered a key sacrifice bunt and recorded two putouts against Western in the Eagles’ come-from-behind win at the tournament...

REDSHIRT-FRESHMAN (2006): Made 10 starts... 3-for-4 with two RBI and two runs scored at Mercer... scored four runs in Saint Joseph’s series... season-high two RBI at Wofford, SJU and Mercer... hit a home run against SJU, Mercer and Western Carolina... started games at third base and designated hitter... two runs scored against SJU (twice) and Mercer... hit by pitch six times... tied for team lead with three pinch-hits... .462 BA with two outs... FRESHMAN (2005): Redshirted...

HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four years each in baseball and football... played for coach Jerry Croft, Tony Kirkland and Keith Croft... All-Region his junior and senior year... as a junior, helped guide the Packers to a state title and a region championship as a sophomore... All-State his senior year... Second Team All-Region his junior year in football...

PERSONAL: Born September 6, 1985 in Moultrie... No. 1 sports highlight was having three RBI, including a HR and game-winning double in the state championship... his parents and summer coaches have been a major influence, "They always believed in me and supported me in what I did."... most admires Derek Jeter, "He is a team player, always plays hard and puts the team first."... enjoys hunting, fishing and playing all sports... Atlanta Braves is favorite professional team... married to Megan Southwell... son of Edgar and Connie Southwell...

MAJOR: Health/Physical Education

Auburn vs Georgia Southern

AUBURN Ala. –

Georgia Southern walked a season-high 12 batters, the last coming around for the go-ahead run, as the Eagles dropped an 8-6 decision Tuesday night (May 12). The Eagles fell to 35-15 overall.
The Tigers got a leadoff walk in the eighth, then with two outs got a RBI single from Brian Fletcher then run-scoring double from Casey McElroy to score the game-winning runs. Four of the 12 walks would eventually score for the Tigers.

Pinch-hitter Will Southwell (Moultrie/Colquitt County) singled to start off the ninth. Ty Wright (Montrose/ABAC) reached on an error by third baseman Dan Gamache then Kevin Bowles (Statesboro/Statesboro) executed his second sacrifice bunt of the game to put the tying runs on base. Closer Austin Hubbard struck out the final two batters to close out the game.
Wright hustled out a leadoff double to start the game. He took second on a sacrifice bunt and scored on Eric Phillips’ (Carrollton/Carrollton) sacrifice fly.

Auburn (29-24) got a RBI single from Hunter Morris to tie the game. McElroy hit a single to left to bring home one run, but when tried scoring but a Brian Pierce (Roswell/Roswell) throw to catcher Griffin Benedict (Dunwoody/St. Pius) nailed him at the plate to end the inning.
A.J. Wirnsberger (Tuscaloosa, AL/Paul Bryant) doubled with one out in the second, took third on Pierce’s single then scored on a single by Roman Grimaldi (Duluth/North Florida CC) to tie the score.

The Tigers regained the lead in their half of the inning, taking advantage of four walks and a 2-run double by Ben Jones to go ahead 6-2.

GS tied the game in the fifth. Grimaldi started with a single. Wright hit a grounder that went through the legs of second baseman Justin Hargett to put runners on the corners. Benedict ripped a 2-run to center, then Phillips lined a double down the right field line. Later in the inning, Wirnsberger capped five straight base hits with a RBI single to right.

Auburn threatened in the sixth with a one-out double putting runners on second and third. Dexter Bobo (Cumming/Darton College) walked the bases loaded but got a lineout and strikeout to end the threat.

Starter Andy Moye (Alpharetta/Alpharetta) was charged for six runs on five hits in 1.2 innings. He walked five and struck out two. Colin Snow (Alpharetta/Alpharetta) pitched 3.2 scoreless innings. The freshman allowed one hit, four walks and struck out three. Bobo (2-2) pitched a season-high 2.1 innings and was charged for one run on one hit and struck out two.

GS actually out-hit Auburn 11-9, led by Wirnsberger and Grimaldi with two hits apiece. Phillips and Benedict drove in two runs each.

McElroy finished with two hits and three RBI. Sean Ray (1-0) pitched 3.1 scoreless innings to earn the win. He struck out four and scattered three hits. Austin Hubbard struck out the final two batters to earn his 12th save.

The Eagles close out the regular season this weekend with a three-game Southern Conference series against Wofford at J.I. Clements Stadium. Friday night’s (May 15) first pitch is scheduled for 7 p.m.

PROJECT 365

Okay so have any of you ever heard of Project 365?

I found it on a Blog site.

it's basically where you take a book and you do a week on one page, telling what things are important to you, or pictures of what you might being doing that day.

Here is an example of it.........

Doesn't it look interesting?!?!?!?!

Tuesday already

Hello my Little Nerdy family,



It's tuesday in the gump. And it's been an awesome day so far!!!! **insert me knocking on wood** I am about to have to head into a Conference call, (can you tell the excitement in my voice).



Though I just got a chance to talk to Denver a few seconds ago... I had to check on her, LiL Jerzie was attempting to head out into the world a little early... But she said everything is okay now and she is trucking along...

company from GA

Family pictures........

http://four13ministries.blogspot.com/

TONIGHT ONE VOICE WILL BE PERFORMING AT PRATTMONT BAPTIST CHURCH, AT 7PM IF YOU GET A CHANCE TO GO OUT AND SEE THEM PLEASE DO!!!

GOD HAS TRULY BLESSED THEM WITH AN AWESOME GIFT!!!!

YOU CAN GET MORE INFO ABOUT THEM ON

http://four13ministries.blogspot.com/

Flooding in Prattville

IT'S FLOODING IN PRATTVILLE, MONTGOMERY, & WETUMPKA, I HAVE ATTACHED SOME PHOTOS. AND IT HAS NOT STOPPED RAINING YET!!!

Thursday

It's Thursday here, and boy could i never be more excited in my lifetime!

Pssssttttt...................................



Hey you.......................



Do you know, who is coming to Alabama this weekend?!?!?!?!?!



Did they tell you??????!?!?!?!?!



Can you guess?!?!?!?!?!?!!??!!?

The Pope of France

So did you know that I am related to the Pope of France?!?!?!?!?!? Ha, Ha, Ha *Let me take you back to yesterday to let you in on the secret*

JBO, went to prattville for some things, and as you all are aware, it was storming pretty badly a little after lunch yesterday and extremely bad in P-ville. So He decided to stop at Entec, to let some of the rain pressure go by, and from a flash saw a young man and a woman walking up to him.

Believe it or not, it was the Mayor of Prattville..........

The Mayor walked up to JBO and said Hi, I am the Mayor of Prattville and I was trying to be friendly and introduce myself to the public....

To most of everyones surprise, JBO, goes nice to meet you, I am the Pope of France!!!

The Mayor's wife snickered a little and whispered something in his ear, and they headed off, a friendly person next to JBO, tells him, sir that really was the Mayor of Prattville!!!

I am here to tell you though the Pope of France, does not sign autographs and there will be no pictures at this time!!!!

Not feeling to hot, and bored.............

As most of you know i have been a little under the weather. And a tad stressed out!!

So while i am sitting her on my job, my head is spinning into a million & one directions.

Anywho..

Hope you all are having a better week!!!!

BREAKFAST PIZZA

So my adorable cousin B. Makes a wonderful thing called Breakfast Pizza, it's awesome, if you have never had hers, then you would have to be so dagum cute and request it.... **You think i can teach Abbs to say Breakfast Pizza**???????????


Well here is my point:

Today my Division was doing Breakfast for the whole department, yes i said the whole department. So i decided to see if i could get the receipe from B to make it.
Well let me know what you all think... It's adorable isn't it?!?!?!?!