Saturday, February 21, 2009

{Ja'Riya} mOnAe......1 month & 1 Week

Ja'Riya smiled at me today! Oh And she is so big. hA its like she was born yesterday.! she weighs about 10-12 pounds. Today my mom celebrated her 37 birthday but, her birthday is monday. After all the giggling and laughing. She fell asleep~!

Thursday, February 12, 2009

JUNE!{EVERYDAY I LOOK AT YOU BABE I KNOW ...}






June everyday I look at your pics I get so happy because I know that youll make a difference in This world....because you have the most wonderful parents... everyday I pray that you will grow spiritually into the name of the lord. Because he will love you always and forever... just like me and your family... Some time i wonder will you be stuck to my side if you knew how to walk??? i Hope you do because my little sis is getting older ... You are the most gorgeous! & you have one of e most prettiest smiles just like me and i cant wait until you get teeth!





And your mom the most wonderful person ive ever meet im telling you girl you will never get tired of her. Trust me! She will always have something planned to do. I always do.! She meet me when I was only 4 years old ha yah I know very young and a long time. 8 years... Hey since she is really reading i just wnt yall to know i will love yall always and forever no matter what happens or what i do.. I will always love you because of how much i love yall and for who you are!_ Urs only Keyke{keychain}

Makes me want to cry...




The world misery makes me want cry.... There's so many people in need Living in a world full of greed..With so little right.. So much wrong...for my generation..for EVERY nation.. For the hungry children ...Send the medicine...With the riches in the world...I just don't understand why...And it makes me want to just Cry...so many eyes has gone blind...So little on peoples mind..Povertey in east and west...So much in-difference... All the suffering I see. For all the diseases...Say a pretty please..For the families in New Orleans...And Policies that make me wanna just cry...When I read the news...I get so confused...Why Can't they find a cure Forb the genesides and the war...It makes me wanna just cry... Today me &&nd my friends were talkin about how there are so many people dying because, their sick, gangs, and just so many crimes in the world... I always get sad and it makes me want to just cry... People always ask me what I wanna do for a living I really dont know... but for a fact i will make a difference in this world and in others lives too. So IF your WONDERING WHATs my dream its to make a difference!







HAHAHAH! LOOK AT THE PAINTING IN THE BACKGROUND ME AND NAT DID IT WHEN I WAS 7 YEARS OLD... ITS STILL HERE AND ALWAYS GONNA STAY!

Tuesday, February 3, 2009

The Niece @ 2 (Two) WEEKS! -(Ja'Riya Monae) ~ Keosha Lee


Ja'Riya went for her two week check up today! She weighs 9 pounds now and she is doing awesome.! She is a good girl she does not cry that much!

An Astrounaunt visiter! AWESOME! -Keosha

Today 2/3/09 Joe Kerwin visited us at school and shared a little bit aout when he wen up on Skylab 2 mission it was sssooooo awesome he now lives here in the city of Bryan college station. He is About in his early 70-8os but it was still cool having him come and i look foward to seeing him again!



NAME: Joseph P. Kerwin, M.D. (Captain, MC, USN, Ret.)
NASA Astronaut (former)

PERSONAL DATA: Born February 19, 1932, in Oak Park, Illinois. Married to the former Shirley Ann Good of Danville, Pennsylvania. They have three daughters, and three grandchildren. His hobbies are reading and classical music.

EDUCATION: Graduated from Fenwick High School, Oak Park, Illinois, in 1949; received a bachelor of arts degree in Philosophy from College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, Massachusetts, in 1953; a doctor of Medicine degree from Northwestern University Medical School, Chicago, Illinois, in 1957; completed internship at the District of Columbia General Hospital in Washington, D.C.; and attended the U.S. Navy School of Aviation Medicine at Pensacola, Florida, being designated a naval flight surgeon in December 1958.

ORGANIZATIONS: Fellow of the Aerospace Medical Association; member of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association.

EXPERIENCE: Kerwin, a Captain, has been in the Navy Medical Corps since July 1958. He earned his wings at Beeville, Texas, in 1962.

He has logged 4,500 hours flying time.

NASA EXPERIENCE: Captain Kerwin was selected as a scientist-astronaut by NASA in June 1965.

Kerwin served as science-pilot for the Skylab 2 (SL-2) mission which launched on May 25 and terminated on June 22, 1973. With him for the initial activation and 28-day flight qualification operations of the Skylab orbital workshop were Charles Conrad, Jr., (spacecraft commander) and Paul J. Weitz (pilot).

Kerwin was subsequently in charge of the on-orbit branch of the Astronaut Office, where he coordinated astronaut activity involving rendezvous, satellite deployment and retrieval, and other Shuttle payload operations.

From 1982-1983, Kerwin served as the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's senior science representative in Australia. In this capacity, he served as liaison between NASA's Office of Space Tracking and Data Systems and Australia's Department of Science and Technology.

From 1984-1987, he served as Director, Space and Life Sciences, Johnson Space Center. Kerwin was responsible for direction and coordination of medical support to operational manned spacecraft programs, including health care and maintenance of the astronauts and their families; for direction of life services, supporting research and light experiment project; and for managing JSC earth sciences and scientific efforts in lunar and planetary research.

He retired from the Navy, left NASA and joined Lockheed in 1987.

At Lockheed he managed the Extravehicular Systems Project, providing hardware for Space Station Freedom, from 1988 to 1990; with two other Lockheed employees he invented the Simplified Aid for EVA Rescue (SAFER), recently tested for use by space walking astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS). He then served on the Assured Crew Return Vehicle team, and served as Study Manager on the Human Transportation Study, a NASA review of future space transportation architectures. In 1994-95 he led the Houston liaison group for Lockheed Martin's FGB contract, the procurement of the Russian "space tug" which has become the first element of the ISS. He served on the NASA Advisory Council from 1990 to 1993.

He joined Systems Research Laboratories (SRL) in June, 1996, to serve as Program Manager of the SRL team which bid to win the Medical Support and Integration Contract at the Johnson Space Center. The incumbent, KRUG Life Sciences, was selected. Then, to his surprise, KRUG recruited him to replace its retiring President, T. Wayne Holt. He joined KRUG on April 1, 1997.

On March 16, 1998, KRUG Life Sciences became the Life Sciences Special Business Unit of Wyle Laboratories of El Segundo, California.

In addition to his duties at Wyle, he serves on the Board of Directors of the National Space Biomedical Research Institute (NSBRI) as an Industry representative.

Mee!-Keosha &&nd the loud colors!

Today @ school was a good day! Today i let go all of my problems that I was hiding all behind this pretty smile but it was really crying out inside but yeah anyways. I finally got caught back up on my all my work I didn't understand. I love the outfit I wore today and every one else loved too. Like celebrities every day isnt a good one. Just be glad you were here on earth this very day because you can be gone at any time he wants you to go! {GOD} Thank You More to come...