Just Jana
I got nothin, annihilation, aught, blank, cipher, extinction, fly speck, insignificancy, naught, nihility, nobody, nonbeing, nonentity, not anything, nought, nullity, obliteration, oblivion, shutout, trifle, void, wind, zero, zilch, zip.
I got nothin, annihilation, aught, blank, cipher, extinction, fly speck, insignificancy, naught, nihility, nobody, nonbeing, nonentity, not anything, nought, nullity, obliteration, oblivion, shutout, trifle, void, wind, zero, zilch, zip.
About 325,000 Arkansas children have qualified for Summer EBT, which provides them with $120 for food purchases during the months when they do not receive free or reduced priced meals at school.
This week at the Capitol, legislative comm ittees cont i nued their interim work, focusing on public health, judicial reform, and corrections oversight.
For my early birthday present, my husband bought us a brand new zero turn mower — emphasis on the “us” because nothing says “I love you” like 50-inch blades.
Due to its growing popularity, l e g i slators allocated an additional $90 million to Educational Freedom Accounts.
Ran into one of my old teachers at the post office. We hugged and chatted about school. I asked what she taught because I couldn’t remember. She said “Reading.” I thanked her for being my teacher and told her she taught me well, because I was decent with the words. Then she said “You know, I taught social studies too, maybe it was social studies?” Noooo... I’m pretty sure it was reading. She obviously hasn’t seen my “Branches of Government” cheat sheet above my desk. That is social studies, right?
This week, lawmake r s contin ued work to strengthen Arkansas’s public institutions, improve access to education, and support our state employees and communities.
Due to its growing popularity, legislators allocated an additional $90 million to Educational Freedom Accounts.
Past few weeks everytime I try to text “Got”, it autocorrects to “Hot”. They know. They all know… A client of mine was telling her child I was a “Realtor”. The child misunderstood and asked “She’s a real turd?”
This week, lawmakers continued work to strengthen Arkansas’s public institutions, improve access to education, and support our state employees and communities.