SamFromSC Positive Joy😬🦮🇺🇸❤️

Sam believes the blessing of the morning sun on your face should never be taken for granted. ☀️

@frenbilt @GenJ55X Beautiful Samsung refrigerator so I asked the dealer (local, not big box store) about it. He said "as long as you aren't looking for something to keep your food cold"

WOW: New report reveals the average age of a Samsung appliance is 3.3 years before catastrophic failure, customers reportedly told to “get over it”

@Fishfinder29381 @DSeymoursLife It's wide open in the upstate. Nuclear sprawl. It's like mildew.

@DSeymoursLife @SamFromSC Didn’t that housing development near Newry get shot down at least? The one Nikki Haley was involved in.

I am so sick of people. Our entire way of life disappeared in under 10 years. We went from country living to bumper to bumper traffic, homeless, crime, middle aged blue hair yankee women, in a blink of an eye. The locals got gentrified while South Carolina got conquered.

@TaraServatius @theogseanyd Y'all will need to check in with 'the owner'. They call him The Kingmaker 👇🏻

Right now, traitor fake Republican "leaders" of the South Carolina state senate are huddling with Democrats, desperately trying to save SC's only Democrat congressional district so there will be a vote for impeaching Trump Thinking of moving here because SC is "red?" It isn't!

@PatMcAfeeShow @MrsMcAfeeShow Congratulations 🎊🍾

Please help @MrsMcAfeeShow, Mackenzie, and I welcome Midas Robert McAfee to our family.. Due to Samantha having a high risk pregnancy and severe preeclampsia, the decision was made to have an emergency C-Section on Friday night. Baby boy officially entered the world on May 22nd at 10:42PM as a 6lb 6oz screaming young legend… 10 Toes, 10 Fingers, full head of hair. Literally in his first moments of life, Midas was working... He was able to get his O2 Levels high enough to be able to come hang with us in our room and because of that we got to do all of the immediate magical newborn moments.. Skin to skin, 10,000 kisses, tons of love, all of that.. inevitably, since he came into the world at 36 Weeks (40 is full term), he had to develop his lungs a little bit more, get some fluid out of him, and adjust a bit to life outside of Sam’s stomach.. So, he was sent to the NICU to help the transition from the womb to the world. As mom was recovering like a badass from the mind boggling C-Section surgery, little dude was DAHN the hall.. They put a CPAP on our guy, a feeding tube, and put him in a heated pod with a heating lamp to help him develop a bit more. There wasn’t much I could do other than bring positive vibes as I bounced back and forth between the 2. Watching Samantha battle thru her recovery has been nothing short of inspiring, WE APPRECIATE YOU @MrsMcAfeeShow, I will be sure that our kids will know how much you went thru for them.. And every time I went and saw boy, I couldn’t help but fantasize about what his life could become.. So many dreams and opportunities waiting for this young stud. We had a sneaky suspicion that he was a dawg and a fighter but, it is a bit scary to see your baby hooked up to so many “very serious” things.. He ended up staying roughly 36 hours in the NICU before being released back to our room… a FULL CELEBRATION occured. We’ve been floating around this room.. sleeping and burping and feeding and changing diapers ever since. We’re looking to get back home to our 3 year old baby girl today or tomorrow. We can’t wait for her to meet her baby brother.. Her grandparents have been doing a PHENOMENAL job of keeping her informed and also distracted while we’ve been living in this hospital.. we are VERY THANKFUL for them. The name “Midas” has been the name I’d hoped to name my baby boy, if I was to ever have kids, since my Freshman year of high school when Mrs Nonnenberg (RIP Legend) taught me about Greek Mythology.. Like most, when you come from not a lot, the thought of everything you touch becoming gold was certainly an immediate draw for me but in this world that we live in, gold can only come from working your ass off, getting lucky, and having great folks around you. The name is perfect for the boy that Sam and I would like to raise. He will be an asset to society, he will treat folks right, and he will work his ass off to help his community achieve their own form of “gold.” “Robert” is a tribute to Samantha’s dad and best friend.. A man that we lost way too soon a couple of years back and will now live on forever thru Mighty Midas. Midas will know his grandfather thru our stories and pictures.. and we know Bob will be looking out for Midas for all of time. So on this Memorial Day we say Thank You to those who gave everything to this country that we call home.. and we will use their stories as guidance for our young boy about a life lived right. We Love You Midas… Welcome to the McAfee family. We will do everything we can for you, brother. p.s. Midas has already watched the closest Indy 500 of all time. The Vegas Golden Knights HUGE game 3 comeback… AND of course, Top Gun Maverick.

@SCgirl111 I'm amazed that they were able to stop him.

Idk how they got over 40mph… Source: WYFF News 4 share.google/UILlNXRZAU886R…

@Arkypatriot Tres chic😂

@SamFromSC I never got lucky enough to find one of those, but I was impressed with the people who had them

Throwback to when we were so privileged we got to build our own bookshelves with cinder blocks and planks This thing was peak home decor. Sturdy enough to double as a bomb shelter, cute enough for the teacups and plant to vibe. Modern kids will never understand the satisfaction of not spending $300 on something that falls apart in six months.

@goneers They do 80 on 85 all the flippin time. Tailgate at 70🤬

People on the interstate drive like lunatics. That is all.

@ErlingStu Dang Boomer😂

343pm ? Cmon man

@LangmanVince The longest Day

My top 5 military movies: 1. Saving Private Ryan 2. Patton 3. The Patriot 4. Apocalypse Now 5. The Dirty Dozen Honorable mention: The first half of Full Metal Jacket What do you have?

@TheGoodShep45 They love fighting more than eating.

Sometimes I wonder what would happen if hummingbirds were as big as buzzards.

@HistoryWJacob My great grandfather fought at Gettysburg at age 18. He was with the 7th South Carolina infantry. They held a veterans reunion that he attended some time around the turn of the century. This is his surviving momento of that reunion.

The surviving Confederates of Pickett's Charge walked that field one more time. The Union men waiting on the other side shook their hands. Fifty years earlier, they had tried to kill each other. This time, they met as friends. A powerful reminder this Memorial Day 🇺🇸

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Captain Kimberly Hampton Daughter of South Carolina Only 27 years old. American exceptionalism personified. 🇺🇸 Honor her sacrifice. 1)

@mymomcare Mine was harvest gold. Chopping block top as well.

My husband got me a portable dishwasher in our old farmhouse when we were first married. I knew then he was a keeper❤️

@njoyzgrl81 Birthday cake stand. Trifle bowl. Deviled egg plate.

The gold from Ft Knox

May we be worthy of their sacrifice 🇺🇸

@Suicideofthewes Stick a fork in it.

Got back from Atlanta, all I have to say is "Are there any Georgians left in Atlanta and the surrounding suburbs?"

@SouthernMB82 But. Nobody's leaving here without a slice of pound cake, a jar of pickled peaches or a few muscadines to take with em.

If you grew up in the South, you know what is happening in this picture. My great-grandmother hugs her friend goodbye in the driveway while still chatting. Her friend’s husband stands there with her purse knowing full well he still has at least 15 minutes before they actually leave. Does he want to complain? Maybe, but he knows he is just as guilty as her when it involves his friends. Meanwhile, my mother twirls around in the driveway trying to patiently wait for the grown-ups to finish visiting with each other without getting her dress dirty. This scene is replayed throughout the South every day. We call it the Southern goodbye. The practice has remained engrained in our culture for generations upon generations. I pray it continues for generations to come.