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07/09/2025

Have you ever questioned if we're living in a simulation like in the Matrix? 🤯 Andrew Tate thinks so! But honestly, it all feels too real to be fake. Deja vu moments and glitches in the system make you wonder, right? It's like a reality check that there's something beyond our understanding. As we grow older, we notice these odd occurrences more often. It's fascinating yet eerie at the same time. 🧐🔮

05/06/2025

Spreading joy one soccer ball at a time! Join me on my mission to provide soccer balls to communities in need around the world. Let's make a difference together! ⚽️❤️

05/05/2025

🎙️ Just dropped a 🔥 episode with Julio Ramos on the Ride Boundless Podcast!

“Revolutionizing the MLS one supporter at a time with the 3252! We’re more than just a group—we’re a union, the heart and soul of LAFC. Together, we fight for what’s right, on and off the field.”

Tune in for powerful insights on fútbol, community, and the culture behind the black & gold ⚽🖤💛

#3252

03/06/2025

When I was 13, my brothers and I got dirt bikes and started riding together. It was so much fun, just cruising around the rural area where we lived. We would ride on surface streets and nobody would care. But then we got into sports and I didn't ride a motorcycle again until I was 27. After graduating from the academy and making good money, I decided to buy a Harley. I had no motorcycle training and rode it like I did my dirt bike. Looking back, I'm glad I didn't ride on the freeway much because I probably would have ended up dead. I only rode it about 20 times before selling it. Fast forward to 2021, I became a motor cop and had to relearn everything. Riding as a police officer is completely different, focusing on slow speed and technique. It can be daunting even for experienced riders. It was like a rude awakening for me after 20 years of riding.

03/04/2025

From Patrol Deputy to Motor Cop: The Best Job in the World!" 🏍️✨

🚨 My Journey to Becoming a Motor Cop 🚨

Starting as a Patrol Deputy at LA County Sheriff’s, I knew I wanted to ride. I did my research, met the requirements, and reached out to Motor Cops for advice. They all said the same thing—it’s the best job in the world!

The first time I applied, I wasn’t selected, but I didn’t give up. I took extra courses, trained hard, and even bought my own police motorcycle to practice.

Finally, in 2021, my persistence paid off—I was selected to attend CHP’s Motor School, the gold standard of training! 💪🏽🔥

Check out my full journey on YouTube! 🎥🚔💨

03/03/2025

Overcoming Adversity: From Injury to Motor Rodeo Competitor 🏍️💪

When I was told I might never ride again, I was devastated. But I refused to let that define me. I worked tirelessly to regain strength and mobility in my wrist, even undergoing surgery for a knee injury. Finally, in September, I returned to full duty as a cop.

Determined to prove myself, I pushed to participate in the Southern California Traffic Officers Association Motor Rodeo. Despite being only 10, eight for two weeks after my injury, I gave it my all. The competition, held every September, attracts over 250 motor officers who see it as a valuable training day.

The Sotoa, the nonprofit organization behind the event, supports motor officers and their families in times of need. They helped me during my recovery, and they also assisted a fellow officer from LA County who had a severe training accident. Their support made a significant difference for both of us.

It's important to recognize that even with city benefits, the downtime and insurance coverage often fall short. That's why organizations like Sotoa are crucial in providing additional support.

Never give up on your dreams, even when faced with adversity. With determination and the right support, you can overcome any obstacle.

01/23/2025

California's complex gun laws are truly mind-boggling. It's crazy how different they are compared to other states. Let's break it down to the basics. Each state has its own constitution, and most of them follow the federal constitution. However, California skipped over the second amendment, which means our state constitution doesn't recognize it as a right. Instead, fi****ms are only mentioned in the penal code, treating gun owners as potential criminals. It doesn't matter if you followed all the rules, registered your firearm, and passed background checks. You're still treated as a criminal. The penal code is so convoluted that even legal experts struggle to understand it. And to make matters worse, new laws keep getting added every year. It's time for a change.

01/21/2025

Our society is incredibly fragile and susceptible. We've seen it with the fires, where authorities are overwhelmed and looters take advantage. Imagine being one of those people, refusing to leave your house as looters try to break in. This is why we need to be prepared and assert our independence. The air is filled with chemicals from older houses, asbestos, and more. People don't realize the dangers. Basic protection like a mask is essential. And it's not just about fires, but also about being prepared for any crisis. Having supplies, food, electricity, and personal protection like a handgun or rifle is mandatory. When I saw houses burning in Studio City, I noticed a change in the homeless people. They seemed possessed, watching the chaos unfold. There were arson, theft, and people taking advantage. It's important to trust your instincts and not let political correctness cloud your judgment in extraordinary situations. Stay prepared, stay safe.

12/30/2024

Traveling through the pages of books ✈️📚 Hemingway's words have always inspired my wanderlust, so visiting Cuba was a must! 🇨🇺 Sitting at the very cafe where he wrote 'Old Man and the Sea' was surreal. I could almost see him staring out the window, lost in his thoughts. And his house...oh my God! 🏠 The typewriter with paper still in it, the remnants of a great writer's legacy. But did you know the story behind it? Fidel Castro ran him out, causing a falling out between the two. Hemingway left his house untouched, a silent protest. 🚫🏡 Despite being banned, he couldn't stay away from his beloved Cuba. His boat, even though his house was nowhere near water, stands as a symbol of his adventurous spirit. ⛵️✨

12/30/2024

So excited to share that I'm on the path to getting my Italian citizenship! 🇮🇹 It's such a big part of my youth and growing up in an Italian home with my dad speaking Italian and my Nona immigrating from Italy. I want to pass down this rich culture to future generations. 💪🏼 But let's be real, another reason for pursuing citizenship is the opportunity to live that dreamy Tuscan life under the sun ☀️ at a fraction of the cost! Property in Tuscany is calling my name, and I can't resist! Who's with me? 🏰💫

12/30/2024

Riding free and fearless! 🏍️💨 People always ask me why I ride, especially as a female. But gender has nothing to do with it! Riding is my passion and I embrace the thrill. Whether I'm the rider or a passenger, I love being on the back of a motorcycle, taking in the breathtaking views as we cruise through canyons. Motorcycles aren't inherently dangerous, it's all about how you handle them. As a former GM for Harley Davidson and a safety advocate, I strongly believe that 95% of motorcycle accidents are due to rider error. It's all about being responsible and in control. And let's not forget, danger is everywhere, not just on motorcycles. Life itself is unpredictable. So why not live it to the fullest? Two-wheeled vehicles dominate worldwide, from South America to India, Asia to Europe. It's only here that people seem careless. Let's change that mindset and ride with caution and respect. Remember, the only requirement to die is to be alive. Stay safe, ride on! ✌️🔥

12/29/2024

Can't pick just one favorite place when I've been to over 52 countries! But if I had to choose, Wyoming's Tetons and Cuba hold a special place in my heart. The experience and knowledge gained from the locals in Cuba was incredible. Argentina was also unforgettable, especially during my Habitat for Humanity build in 2012. The country's economic situation was eye-opening, but I had the privilege of meeting a local woman who was a rebel badass in the 60s. She introduced me to the amazing book 'Open Veins of Latin America' which is a must-read for anyone traveling to South or Central America. It's not just a travel book, it delves deep into the history and culture of the region.

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