The Grand Ole Auction Depot

I'm your first MEMBER LOL

I am a lady biker from Texas. I ride a 2004 blue Harley Deuce Trike. Ive been riding sissy seat for several years but bought my own last year and I absolutely LOVE being a biker. My kids think Im either nuts, or going thru some mid life crisis, or I never really left the 70s & 80s. I just like the carefree happy life of being myself. Being a biker has given me a sense of self worth and confidence I never had before. And I like that. For more than half my life I worried about what people thought and said about me. Now, I dont give a damn. And turns out, people kinda like the new me. You never know what Ill say or do. A friend told me if you looked in the dictionary and look for the word blonde, you would see my picture. I was a nurse for over 10 years. I love taking care of people. I love to sing and go karaoking as much as I can. In fact I combined those two likes and have a karaoke show that I take to the local nursing and assisted living homes, to entertain the residents. I sound better after youve had a few shots of tequila. I try to get the administrators of the nursing homes to pass out shots of Nyquil to the residents before my shows ...LOL...Im an outside person. I spend a lot of time in my flower gardens in warm weather. Im St. Frances of Assissi's little sister because Im a great animal advocate. I have lots of cats, dogs, etc. .. Go to www.singsnap.com and look up members name -> JanRidesAHarley.. I dont wear much makeup anymore and I let my hair grow long. I talk a lot and Ive talked too much. so Ill hush now......:/

I am Sheri Kent the Very Proud Owner of The Grand Ole Auction Depot located at 103 W Grand "on the strip" in Historical Downtown Whitewright Texas. I purchased two of Whitewright's Beautiful old Historical buildings last year, one for my Real Estate office known as FenceLine Properties which also houses "Treasure Isle Resale Shop" and the other "The Grand Ole Auction Depot". Our community back in the day was thriveing with the local farmers and merchants that filled four city blocks. After the fire in 1911 which consumed the intire city, Whiewright has come from the ashes so to speak to become what it is today. I am excieted to be a part of such history and beauty as well as bring family and friends together by getting back to the simple things in life. Visit the Whitewright Chamber or the Whitewright Museum the next time your in town. and remember...Come See, Come Sell, Come Save !!!