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Don't be an anti-social ant!

You may be wondering what an anti-social ant is. Wekk an anti-socail ant is someone who's anti-social. Mt friend Holly made it up.
So we had a speech meet in Hibbing a week or so ago and because we had to get when it was still very dark outside I slept on theh way there. On the way back I was trying to finish a book when Holly (sitting in the seat in front on me) turns around and says "Juli, stop being such an anti-social ant!. Now we're trying to make it a thing, just because we can. And we want to.
So if you see some one not soicalizing go call themn an anti-social ant.
Also if some one calls you somethingn or something like that say "Only on Tuesdays" its thing I started. It's already leaking it's way around the school.

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