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“My granddaughter is being raised by a nanny, because the child’s mother is out partying every night. Fallen animals need to stay in the barn.”Here’s what Erica told MouthToEars about Momma Dee:
“Momma Dee is going to continue to be Momma Dee at the ending of the day. We have never really gotten along, I just feel like now she’s really taking things to the extreme. So, it definitely bothers me — because my thing long term is my child. I may say lil slick stuff here and there… ‘yeah she’s a b**ch’, ‘yeah she needs to take her medicine’, this that and the other, but I don’t blatantly try to disrespect you, bash you or damage your character or image. I don’t have to cuz you do that on your own.
But, one day, my daughter’s gonna see all of this and it’s gonna be like how can you…she’s gonna definitely question her, they’re definitely gonna have a conversation about it. So, at the ending of the day it’s like something you’re gonna have to dealwith in the future. So, if my child doesn’t want to have anything to do with you, I’m not going to make her….period.
She’s eight now, and she tells her sometimes, ‘grandma you’re being too extra, I can’t deal with this, mom I’m ready to go’ — and she’s eight!”


“My granddaughter is being raised by a nanny, because the child’s mother is out partying every night. Fallen animals need to stay in the barn.”Here’s what Erica told MouthToEars about Momma Dee:



A man walked into northern Virginia’s Sandy Hook Elementary School on Wednesday with a 2-by-4 printed with the words “High Powered Rifle” and was quickly subdued by a school resource officer, the sheriff’s office said.
Christopher G. Johnson, 33, did not resist arrest and was attempting to deliver a message “related to school safety,” said Maj. Scott Proctor of the Shenandoah Sheriff’s Department.
The school located about 50 miles west of Washington shares the same name as the Connecticut elementary school where 20 schoolchildren and six adults were shot to death by a lone gunman on Friday.
Johnson, who lives in Strasburg, was arrested and charged with a misdemeanor, disorderly conduct, Proctor said. He was being held without bond at the county jail. A Dec. 28 court date was scheduled.
Proctor did not know if Johnson had retained an attorney. A woman who identified herself as Johnson’s roommate said she had just learned of his arrest and did not want to immediately comment.
Proctor said Johnson walked into the school building shortly before noon and administrators immediately notified the resource officer. No weapons were found in the car he drove to the school.

A man walked into northern Virginia’s Sandy Hook Elementary School on Wednesday with a 2-by-4 printed with the words “High Powered Rifle” and was quickly subdued by a school resource officer, the sheriff’s office said.
Christopher G. Johnson, 33, did not resist arrest and was attempting to deliver a message “related to school safety,” said Maj. Scott Proctor of the Shenandoah Sheriff’s Department.
The school located about 50 miles west of Washington shares the same name as the Connecticut elementary school where 20 schoolchildren and six adults were shot to death by a lone gunman on Friday.
Johnson, who lives in Strasburg, was arrested and charged with a misdemeanor, disorderly conduct, Proctor said. He was being held without bond at the county jail. A Dec. 28 court date was scheduled.
Proctor did not know if Johnson had retained an attorney. A woman who identified herself as Johnson’s roommate said she had just learned of his arrest and did not want to immediately comment.
Proctor said Johnson walked into the school building shortly before noon and administrators immediately notified the resource officer. No weapons were found in the car he drove to the school.