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Breakfast is served for students (An APPEAL for breakfast eaters in school district)
Auburn Reporter ^
| 12/13/05
| Mike Archbold
Posted on 12/13/2005 6:59:51 PM PST by goodnesswins
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To: goodnesswins
If they aren't eating at home, he said, it is probable that they aren't eating at all in the morning. There's a brilliant statement. If they aren't eating at home, they aren't eating at school (since 90% don't), and they go nowhere else in between, where else could they eat?
I find it amusing when educrats talk about kids needing hot breakfast and hot lunch. I've packed a sack lunch since I was in college, and eat a bowl of cereal for breakfast. My son has done the same all through school. Neither of us is going hungry, trust me.
Another question -- if someone signs up for free breakfast & lunch are their food stamps reduced? After all, there is less of a need for food.
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12/13/2005 9:16:06 PM PST
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MikeD
(We live in a world where babies are like velveteen rabbits that only become real if they are loved.)
To: MikeD
"food stamps reduced?" GOOD QUESTION! Probable answer: I doubt it!
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12/13/2005 9:33:23 PM PST
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goodnesswins
(Merry Christmas......and if you don't like that, you don't get a day off....got it?)
To: grundle
Are you by chance a fan of Calvin and Hobbes? I am. Unfortunately, sometimes my son considers Calvin his role model.
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12/14/2005 4:01:13 AM PST
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don-o
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