12 Thoughts Every Single Arkansan Has Had During Summer
Before you know it, summer will be gone and we’ll be wishing it would come back around. Before it leaves us entirely, we should take a minute to be grateful for all the time and warm weather summer brings. Still, it’s pretty hard to be grateful when the sun is threatening to bake you like so much cornbread. Below you’ll find a dozen thoughts all Arkansans have had during summertime.

Once that heat index gets up around 115, it seems like maybe we should have considered somewhere colder. Like Mars. Or Antarctica.

I’d be lying if I said I hadn’t tried it.
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It’s probably fine, right? The cows drink out of it and they’re alive.
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The struggle is real, but the consequences of forgetting your Arkansas summer survival pack are even more real.

I know they don’t make coordinated attacks, but some evenings it sure seems like they do.

That’s the good news.

It’s kind of like zombies and brains, except you can just drive to the nearest snocone stand and pay a little money.

Summer does mean some of our favorite natural places are overcrowded.
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Gardens are lovely. They’re fantastic ways to take a little pressure off the food budget, but let’s face it . . . they’re also a lot of work, and any kind of work is hot in the Arkansas summer.

It was either the tomatoes or the fresh okra, I bet. It only takes one meal to remember why your garden happened.

This most frequently occurs when it’s too hot to cook much and those perfect Arkansas tomatoes are ready.

This one is particularly devastating after you realize there are still bodies of water you haven’t swam in.
For things every Arkansan has done at least once, click here. To find a list of moments we’ve all endured, read this article.
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