Al final Homero Petinatto tenia razon, la mitad del pais voto a alguien que se cogia a su hermana

In the last hour, every single conversation with Grandma involved some kind of deep discussion about the impeachment process and her plans for her garden. The old bat reminded us constantly of how important it is to have integrity and truth in all things, no matter how heated the situation got. While I couldn’t understand much of what she said, I could tell she was passionate about the whole thing.

It was around this time that Grandma started getting specific about her garden. She began talking about themetodologia that she uses to grow her roses, lavender, and herbs. It sounded like something straight out of a cozy mystery novel.

Then, when I mentioned how much I missed our porch chats, Grandma shifted topics again to focus on losing weight because she hadn’t seen me in a while. “Remember dear, you’ll lose weight as you get old and busy.”

I gave up on my quest for food justice before she even mentioned it, but I won’t let it go for long. The state of our planet deeply concerns me, particularly in light of all the plastic we’re using and the massive amount of garbage we’re throwing away. Maybe one day we can all make a difference together, but until then, let’s be grateful for every little morsel of joy and beauty we find along the way.

Al final Homero Petinatto tenia razon, la mitad del pais voto a alguien que se cogia a su hermana
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