Maybe? It’s hard to tell, but it’s certainly close.

I would agree with this person if I was still in the same shape I used to be in and was like “hey Finley, let’s go out for 8 miles” but I physically cannot go that far or fast right now. We’re improving together 😊

Ahhh you see that was merely a “restructuring” so that the right puppets, I mean people, could be elevated

Saw it too. And good for her, but once again the news got it wrong and didn’t listen. Her “weapon” was the camera on her phone!

In Rory and Finley’s experience, extra toys certainly don’t hurt

Frequently - I don’t really like him on top of me (he is not light) so when Rory is also there, this is as close as he can get without actually being on me

I was working, almost full-time, (enough that I was eligible for health insurance) as a nurse which is kind of ironic. But any money that I made went to rent and other living expenses. Because like most graduate students, I was an adult, and responsible for my own finances.

But then there’s probably many people like me who luckily he had the money to get through undergrad (thanks to good grades and the conscious choice to attend a state school) but when it was time for grad school, I needed loans.

You can still GET the degrees, it just lower the maximum amount in student loans for those degrees. Which obviously also lowers the accessibility of getting the degree for many people. Likely further exacerbating our healthcare-provider shortage.

But don’t worry a masters of Divinity is still considered professional 🙄

Under the proposal, physician assistant (PA) programs, advanced nursing degrees (ie., nurse practitioner and CRNA), occupational therapy, audiology, physical therapists, public health, and many other essential healthcare professions would lose their professional degree status.

Omg 😂
Darby looks like she’s seen some things

Ned has a lot to apologize for

Can we at least get a little cowboy hat?