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   RedSteph said, 10 months ago

   Having been a working mom with school age children, my response to these ungrateful teenagers would be, “If you don’t like the lunch I make, please feel free to MAKE IT YOURSELF!”

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   Susie Rasmussen said, 10 months ago

   Amen sister, amen!! Been there, done that!

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   mfboyd said, 10 months ago

   I don’t know that they’re complaining so much as qualifying the origin of the sandwich. One does not want ones schoolmates under the impression one was raised on chili waffles and pork rinds for breakfast.

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   kjhudlow said, 10 months ago

   Aren’t these kids old enough to make their own lunches?!

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   humormehere said, 10 months ago

   Sounds perfectly serviceable to me.

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   ejcapulet said, 10 months ago

   Baloney on an English muffin sounds like the best option so far.

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   Library Lady said, 10 months ago

   These aren’t little kids they are middle schoolers at least.
   I made my daughter’s lunch in elementary school–and I still make her little sister’s lunch.

   But at almost 14 (I’m ALMOST a grown up, Mom) she can make her own lunch or eat school lunch!

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   Sheila said, 10 months ago

   Thank Heaven for School lunch!Albeit cr@&Y

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   swolf48110 said, 10 months ago

   Pastrami dripping with hot sauce and a beer…..Oops, I grabbed Pop’s lunch by mistake!

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    Macushlalondra said, 10 months ago

    When my dad was still home my older brothers only got to buy the school lunch once a week and take sack lunches the rest of the week. But after he left just as I was entering Jr. High where you could get school lunches I got to have the school lunch every day since my mom didn’t have time to make me one. I guess there was one advantage to his leaving but that would be the only one.

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    Fenyugreek Tubbsbott... said, 10 months ago

    Macushlalondra
    Sorry to hear about your papa, hope all is well now.

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    Carmy said, 10 months ago

    Once when I was in the 2nd or 3rd grade, I wanted to have my favorite beverage with my lunch. So I poured some cold milk and 2 heaping spoons of Quik into my Barbie thermos.
    Well, this was in South Texas and my lunchbox sat in my cubby in a classroom without a/c until lunchtime.
    So… don’t ever try that kiddies.

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    Catherine Moore said, 10 months ago

    This assumes, of course, that the house has reasonable ingredients to work with. My house often didn’t. Thus the mad scramble for whatever surfaced, no matter WHO made the lunch.

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    Lu Ann Mujica said, 10 months ago

    When my son was this age, I wanted to make lunch, but buying lunch at school was way cooler. The baloney on the english muffin sounds pretty good.

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    Macushlalondra said, 10 months ago

    Fenyugreek Tubbsbottl how sweet of you to say. This was many years ago when I was a teenager, my dad died a couple years ago but I know where he is and I will see him again!