Opinion question...If I'm designing a t-shirt, is it better to put the message in blatant words (ie "the arkansas abortion amendment will legalize baby murder"), or is it better to use a phrase that will hopefully catch people's attention and get them to talk to you (ie "ask me about the arkansas abortion amendment")? My thought is that the second option gives people a reason to talk to you so that you can explain why the amendment is bad while the blatant one with either be ignored or acknowledged only by people who agree with you.
Edit: Or option three...tshirts are stupid so don't waste time and money on them.
My gut told me from the beginning that Johnson wasn't the guy for the job. On the one hand, I'm glad to know I can still trust my gut, but on the other hand I was really hoping folks were right when they were gushing about how good and pure and conservative and Godly Johnson is.
If anybody still has facebook, feel free to go here https://www.facebook.com/ARlibertynow and troll. They've given themselves a nifty name, "Arkansans For Limited Government," but what they actually mean is "Arkansans For The Codification of Baby Murder Into Our State Constitution." Something tells me they're not really Arkansans....
I'm good. My family is good. The chickens got upset when it got dark and started running for home, then they were super confused when the sun came right back out. The dogs started their nighttime patrols when it got dark, but other than that, they weren't concerned. The bees, though...the bees were MAD when it started getting dark and their internal clocks said it wasn't time. They all came home and then there was a major traffic jam at the door.
Lol, I have dogs, a cat, chickens, and bees. I'll report back. 👍 As far declaring public emergencies, I think states have done that before, especially when they're in a location where people will travel to see.
From 2017: https://www.fema.gov/press-release/20230425/fema-provides-tips-how-plan-ahead-aug-21-solar-eclipse
I've had similar thoughts. But I know how hungry my spirit is for the Word in the Bible, so I pray for discernment and read it anyway. There may be a few things in there that man has added, but whoever added them forgot to take out the part where God said that anybody who changes it will have to answer to HIM (Revelation 22:18-19). I figure I'll read it, live by it (as much as I can as a fallen human), and let God deal with the fellas who added the extras.
Except, I can't find anywhere that shows that she was actually there...She was the daughter of two mennonite farmers, and she WAS a refugee during WWII, but even her own website doesn't say that she was a Holocaust survivor. And she was a novelist...so she was good at making up stories. Just sayin...
I watched a documentary the other day and it made me think...we kind of inadvertently put some folks on pedestals and we really shouldn't trust ANYONE completely other than God. If what this young man is saying in this documentary is true, James O'Keefe had the opportunity to save the entire world, but chose the "legal" path while admonishing the public to do something brave. I haven't had time to do any further research on this, but hopefully I will soon.
https://rumble.com/v4hmwr6-project-whistleblower-volumes-1-and-2-combined.html
I think this is worth a watch. Personally, I haven't had time to do the research to either believe this guy or disbelieve him, but I think it's a good reminder that we should never completely trust anyone except Jesus.
https://rumble.com/v4hmwr6-project-whistleblower-volumes-1-and-2-combined.html
If we're banning TikTok because it's owned by the CCP...what are we gonna do with Temu? And, alllllllll those supposed conservatives who are now concerned with the CCP owning our information via TikTok didn't seem to care that the CCP owned the incoming Resident back in January of 2021, so why the EFF do they care about TikTok now? I don't trust this.
Gas is going back up. It was in the $2.40ish range for several months and now it's back up to $2.79. And yeah, groceries are insane. Things I paid a dollar for back at the end of 2020 are now over double the cost (store brand graham crackers especially come to mind since I have two little people at home).
When I was a homeschooled kid back in the 90's, we were allowed to watch tv in the afternoons after our school work was done. We LOVED Ozzy and Harriet, Dobie Gillis, Hopalong Cassidy, The Real McCoys, and Annie Oakley. There are probably a couple of others that I can't remember; it seemed like the local station would cycle through the old series. I miss that kind of tv.
No. They had access to the same research I had access to, and in the case of medical professionals, they often have access to more research. So, no. The only people I will forgive are the elderly and the legitimately stupid who truly had no idea what they were doing and who had no way to educate themselves.
Another vaccine. An existing meningitis vaccine was used as the "placebo" for the covid vaccines in at least one study.
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(20)31604-4/fulltext
You are fortunate that your circle hasn't seen much harm. In my relatively small circle, we have had a sudden death, a couple of fast growing cancers, repeated hospital visits (my husband's grandma's kidneys stopped working a few days after a mystery shot she received at a routine visit), emergency open heart surgery and two people with strokes (one of them was the guy who required open heart surgery a week after his first shot; he had a stroke shortly after the second).
Ours went up by $800 a month when our new insurance year started in Dec.
Edit: This is for a policy through my husband's employer. The deductible is already pretty high ($4000) and we have an HSA to go along with it. We opted to take me off (left him and the kids on) and I found a policy for around $400 a month for myself with an even higher deductible ($7000 I think).
If anybody wants to fancy up their popcorn during this oh so interesting time in history....here's a nifty way to do it (minus husks and unpopped kernels and whatnot). My MIL makes this stuff every year and brings it to us when they visit and we always eat it like we're starving to death.
In my house, we would assume that meant a kid shoved a piece of cheese into the right shoe when we weren't looking.