Posted on 02/10/2020 7:17:06 AM PST by karpov
$5 says she never ate in the school cafeteria.
mmm, Lunch.
“A peanut butter sandwich (no jelly!) and a banana kept me sustained for years.”
Every day for years my lunch was a fried egg sandwich with mustard. No fridge for it, and I didn’t die. (I still love those sandwiches.)
Her bio mentions nothing about being married or having any kids.
It also says nothing comprehensible or anything about her having any actual, real-world skill.
Jesus. Speaking about school lunches and using terms like "political will" for...school lunches.
These reprobates on the Left cannot even handle the election results from a small state without bungling them, and they want the Federal government to leverage "political will" to mandate what goes into the stomachs of children over the decisions of the parents?????
The people on the Left pushing this are power-mad totalitarians.
Well, that explains it in a nutshell.
Nanny state bull crap
My kids( 10,13) get up every morning and make their own lunch and then get them selves at school
The 13-year-old is a bit lazy and has me give him a ride to school and he walks home after ;)
My 5th grader has been packing a lunch since 1st grade.
Occasionally we ask him if he wants to try school lunch and he says NO.
His reasons:
1. Not enough time for lunch and waiting in line for food makes it worse.
2. He likes our food better than their food.
My additional reasons for agreeing with him:
1. I know our food is clean and non-contaminated during preparation.
2. Anything that a leftist wants me to do is highly suspicious, especially when it’s accompanied with moral fervor.
An additional aside: every year they want me to fill out a form to qualify for reduced price lunch.
Here’s how the conversation goes, every year:
Them: you have to return the form to qualify.
Me: I don’t want reduced price lunch. I don’t want lunch at all.
Them: you have to fill out the form anyway, in order to qualify.
Me: I don’t want to qualify. For anything.
Them: you have to fill out the form anyway.
Me: I called the state office of food nutrition [whatever the governing body actual name is] and they said no need to fill out the form if you don’t want reduced price lunch
Them: you have to fill out the form anyway.
Me: (no answer, ignore them)
Them: you have to fill out the form anyway.
Me: (no answer, ignore them)
Them: (finally stop hounding me)
Repeat, every single year. Same merry-go-round. I should start billing them for my time.
And BTW, the form is FULL of intrusive questions.
One of ours wanted school lunch every day and the other never went into the cafeteria at all, preferring brown bag. Parents are responsible for their kids nutrition and overall health. Its their call, for better or worse.
“Why are you still sending your kids to Government (Marxist/LGBTQP indoctrination) schools?”
Funny story. My nephew sends their three kids to public school. Recently, the oldest, who’s nine, came home gushing over how wonderful taxes are. She learned it at school, of course.
So at dinner my nephew reached over and took a bite of what she was eating, a food she loved. She got angry and asked why he did that and he said “It’s a tax you have to pay to live here.” He did that a few times the next couple weeks, and now if you ask her about taxes, “I HATE TAXES! Taxes are bad!” Big bites were Democrat taxes; little bites were Republican taxes.
The teachers I know all talk about the amount of food thrown away by schools every day. If I were a bum I’d hang out by the school dumpster and eat, if not like a king, at least like a kid.
Plus being able to snack out of your locker between classes if you needed a boost. But then you said:
Losing your retainer was always a problem though.
And I thought "What a terribly careless playground lawyer". Then "Oh. Teeth. Duh."
‘F You, that’s why, Jennifer!”
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