Posted on 10/19/2006 4:53:10 PM PDT by Diana in Wisconsin
well, if it stops him from stopping at taco bell (yuck!)
or eating the corn flakes and wonder bread the dr also
suggested (also easier to process in the intestines),
then i will have to opt for the clif bars and boosts.
we're one of those oddball families who actually eat home
cooked food together at the dining room table. so i don't
mind a few exceptions like these if it helps his disease.
we've also started giving him his own weekly lunch money
instead of relying on the school cafeteria to provide him
with a decent lunch...since they obviously have no idea how
much a 17 yr old giant really eats. ;)
I like school lunch.
My mom made us pretty good lunches, but we did like it when we could have hot lunch. Now, I eat it more often as it's better than anything I could ever whip up. :)
only Outlaws will have Crisco.
That's why Jesse James lost his touch--he had to meet the Crisco Kid.
I may be a CC - but I ain't that crunchy........
Nothing cc about you--you take care of yourself. :)
Dang, what kind of jelly is that???
Apparently, they have unlimited time and resources, and the willingness to just keep going like the energizer bunny.
Eventually, they always win.
Boy! The nanny do-gooders can sure tweak those numbers, can't they? Stupid forkers!
Diana gets it:
"In Germany, the Nazis first came for the Communists, and I didn't speak up because I was not a Communist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I didn't speak up because I was not a Jew.
Then they came for the trade unionists, and I didn't speak up because I was not a trade unionist.
Then they came for the Catholics, but I didn't speak up because I was a Protestant.
Then they came for me, and by that time there was no one left to speak for me."
~Rev. Martin Niemöller. (1892-1984)
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When they came for the smokers, I was a non smoker so I didn't care.
When they came for the obese, I was not obese so I didn't care.
When they came for the drinkers, I wasn't a drinker so I didn't care.
Then they came for me, and there was nobody left to care.
LOL! That's a good one!
But I know what you mean. My mom packed my lunch every day and I bought a little carton of milk for lunch. No candy bars. Just snack cakes for dessert.
I was thin as a rail all through school. But of course, we played outside every day. No computers or video games back then. I think we were all a heck of a lot healthier back then. The kids today lead a very sedentary life style unless they are into sports.
Thanks for the ping!
I think it's great someone's decided to compete for this market space.
There is no limit on the sale of other products, parents can buy whatever they like for their tykes. This is about what's available at the gov't school.
A private company has decided to market a product tailored to the requirements of that space. It's the capitalist way!
You have educational choices including public, private, parochial and home schooling.
You've been in my sister-in-law's pantry, haven't you?
thanks for the ping!
how about starting with the section where the guy was comparing the scholls with being parents.
"Many of our citys restaurants and vendors serve foods loaded with
artificial trans fat, the cause of over 30,000 premature coronary heart
disease deaths per year in the US."
I am going to bring this quote up on every anti smoking thread threre is. Watch 'em sqirm then. Every lurker needs to see these people for the mental-cases they are.
Don't forget, ham sandwhiches already kill. Just look at Mama Cass. If they would have banned them, she would still be here.
To think years ago people laughed at me when I said, after these nuts are done with the smokers, the will come after the "fat" people. Unless you are anorexic with these types you are fat. No one is laughing now.
"We've also started giving him his own weekly lunch money
instead of relying on the school cafeteria to provide him
with a decent lunch...since they obviously have no idea how
much a 17 yr old giant really eats. ;)"
No kidding! I raised three boys to adulthood. At times a "glass of milk" was actually "a GALLON of milk," LOL!
*GROAN*
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