Roberta Shand

[Roberta Shand @RobertaShand]

@RonDeSantis Every time I travel between SC & TX, I stop in Leeds, AL at Buc-ee's. I love Buc-ee's!

[Roberta Shand @RobertaShand]

@FarmGirlCarrie We had a mattress that was designed to fit the back of our Plymouth Station Wagon. It was great on long trips.

[ClarksonsFarm @ClarksonsFarm1]

Well done to Wales! We should all follow their example!👏🏻👏🏻

[Roberta Shand @RobertaShand]

@NolteNC 20/20. I still remember many old phone numbers. My sister remembers our grandparent's number from before we had rotary phones. I remember the day we got ours installed.

[Roberta Shand @RobertaShand]

@ingelramdecoucy @karol I miss seeing the old "SEE ROCK CITY" signs painted on barn roofs.

[Roberta Shand @RobertaShand]

@CLT_Exam My son and I stayed at The Golden Fleece in the Shambles years ago. It was delightful.

[Roberta Shand @RobertaShand]

@AshSavesUSA I would prefer Standard Time.

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

"While migrant youth engage in racial humiliation rituals, European kids are taught the schizophrenic contradiction that they shouldn't see color, yet should be ashamed of themselves simply for being white" -@EvaVlaar

[Roberta Shand @RobertaShand]

@mattvanswol Heads have not rolled.

[Gad Saad @GadSaad]

Four wives and unlimited concubines!

[Bishop Robert Barron @BishopBarron]

Friends, prior to the Gothic period, European architecture was defined by low, shadowed Romanesque spaces. This shifted dramatically when Abbot Suger began renovations on Saint-Denis, unleashing an architectural revolution. 

A world accustomed to the Romanesque style was suddenly awestruck by the unprecedented height and structural grace that the medieval builders achieved with pointed arches and flying buttresses.

These innovations led to the most absorbing feature of all—the addition of stained glass windows that seemed to soar toward the heavens, utterly bathing these sacred spaces in light.

[Roberta Shand @RobertaShand]

@end3of6days9 Lambchop...Shari Lewis

[Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf]

Iranian woman in Sweden:

“Pedophilia is legal in the Islamic Republic of Iran. Little girls are being married off to adult men.

We are trying to raise awareness, but Western feminists are completely ignoring us.”

[Roberta Shand @RobertaShand]

@MattWalshBlog Agreed. I was mistreated as a child, but chose not to mistreat my own child. God gives us free will. I choose to help, not to harm others.

[Roberta Shand @RobertaShand]

@Cernovich Agreed. This is, at best, third grade questioning. God help us!

[Roberta Shand @RobertaShand]

@FinalTelegraph @JohnCleese My grandfather raised sheep but he refused to eat the meat. He said they were very stupid animals and he was afraid that if he ate the meat, he would become stupid.

[Matt Van Swol @mattvanswol]

🚨#BREAKING: An Ohio construction crew heard tiny SCREAMS coming from INSIDE a massive excavator…

They crawled underneath, started taking the machine apart, and found a tiny KITTEN trapped inside.

They saved her life, then they ADOPTED HER AND GAVE HER A JOB. 😂❤️

Her name is Sue, she even has her own custom-made hard hat and safety vest.

On July 14, a crew from River Reach Construction was working at a job site in Leavittsburg, Ohio, when operating supervisor Chase Guello heard something strange coming from one of their excavators.

At first it sounded almost like a faint beep or screech.

So Chase started looking.

He climbed onto the machine and looked down into the engine bay…

…and there was a TINY ORANGE KITTEN walking around inside the excavator.

There was no easy way to reach her, so Chase crawled UNDERNEATH the machine and started removing the skid plate.

Finally, out popped this absolutely tiny kitten.

Their “rescue mission of the day” had gone from fixing construction equipment to saving a little life. 😂

The guys brought her straight into their air-conditioned office trailer and started taking care of her.

They spent DAYS searching the area for her mother or any siblings because they didn’t want to separate her from a family that might still be nearby.

They couldn’t find another cat.

So the construction crew decided this little girl was their problem now, s they found an experienced foster family who could properly care for her while she was still tiny, and for the next two weeks she was nursed back to health.

And obviously a kitten discovered inside an excavator needed an appropriate name.

The machine was a Komatsu.

So they named her…

KOMATSU.

Sue for short. 😂😂😂

It gets even better.

Videos of Sue’s rescue started spreading online and eventually reached the people at KOMATSU THEMSELVES.

So the company sent their smallest new employee some proper PPE:

A TINY SAFETY VEST.

AND A TINY HARD HAT. 😭😂❤️

After two weeks in foster care, Sue was healthy enough to return to the people who found her.

River Reach’s shop mechanic, Jared, and his family are giving her a permanent home.

And once Sue is old enough, Jared plans to bring her back and forth to work with him.

Her official position???

SHOP CAT.

Chase said something about the whole thing that I absolutely love.

"We sometimes get stereotyped as rough around the edges and not having feelings, but we still care for such a little kitten.”

Millions of people have now watched Sue’s story.

All because a construction worker heard a tiny noise inside a gigantic machine…

…and cared enough to stop what he was doing and find out what it was.

Good work, boys. 🇺🇸

[Roberta Shand @RobertaShand]

@realDailyWire They could have flown me to CA the first day. I would have had it done in two days (because I'm detail oriented), and happily taken the millions this likely took.

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

Just 10 weeks to go and the Senate is a toss-up

Democrats want to institute Socialism and destroy everything our country was founded on.

This is a fight for the future of our great nation!

Everyone must get out and vote!

[South Carolina Republican Party @SCGOP]

Andrews said it herself: there is a place for socialists in the Democratic Party. South Carolinians no longer have to wonder where she stands—she believes socialism has a place in her party. Socialism is no longer just a political talking point. It is an active issue shaping political debates not only here in South Carolina, but across our nation.

The question for South Carolinians is simple: Do YOU want socialism in our state?