This just happened at The White House Press Briefing.

A guy can dream.

https://www.c-span.org/vid...

Hmmm😉

Catching up here and Truth Social. A nice Patriot neighbor took me to p/u my vehicle today🙏🏻 I trusted them more than the not so much taxi's out there now. Been 11 days in the shop. A rat chewed the fuel line and was leaking. Who would have known they make fuel lines out of soy... Going to "rat proof"!!!

Anyway it's good to hear from you and praying we are all ready🙏🏻✨✝️🕊🇺🇸

#NCSWIC 🙏🏻
#tbiytc ✨🥳🎶
#FamilyIsEverything 💕

Thank you. I pray that we are ready too. I had no idea about soy machinery so I had to look it up and this was the first and hilarious headline that popped up. What will [they] think of next?

🙀Cost me $1100 for repairs!!! They had to drop the entire fuel tank to fix it! Said I could buy some rodent repellent spray at the auto stores... 😆Who sent the rats? Where I am/was... there were frequent visits by the pest control. 1+1=2

Onward🙏🏻✝️❤️

Ouch! Nana is so happy that my son in law is a Master Mechanic and has a great collision center shop. Only problem is he is so busy and works so hard that so I try not to call on him any more than I have to.
So thankful that God sent him to my daughter, & my grand kids could not have a better Dad!
Even with working he takes time everyday to be their Dad. They think he literally hung the moon and stars.
My 4.5 yr old grandson LOVES hanging at the shop, the cars, trucks and rock crawlers.

I laughed so hard the other day. My grandson goes to their shop after daycare most days.
My son in law said the other day it was time to close the shop to go home and my grand was up under the front of a car on one of those things they lay on to roll up under the autos.
He told him to come on they were closing and going home and my grandson promplty told him, "Nah give me 5 minutes I am not done fixing this one yet"!😂😂😂💜
So Blessed!

Awww you are blessed Nana with a great family❤️

My deceased hubby was a certified auto mechanic and taught me a thing or two, but don't think we knew about the soy fuel lines...I helped him exchange engines in a Mazda once. He rented a huge moving truck and we did the work on the engine inside. He rented a pulley to pull out and drop the engine back in lol😆Oh the memories...I was the tool finder and "hold this" person😂