The Dinette Set by Julie Larson for September 03, 2014

Jeez, where to begin. Timmy is sooo difficult. He won’t finish his coke. He won’t think about the starving kids in….Maybe I’ll call his uncles Vladimir and Estragon for help.

Yeah, that’s their idea of ‘healthy’ — crap-in-a-box and sugary soda pop. Icky poo-poo ca-ca barfage!

The mac & cheese is pure carbohydrate, and processed at that. Pure sugar. Thus:Kraft M&C = Coke & Twinkie.

Purple sky, btcg and Pacopuddy, let’s remember that this is a comic and respond in a like manner.

First time I notice Timmy getting a bit pudgy.

Hey, what’s the big deal? Isn’t the same type of food they serve at Timmy’s school cafeteria?

Marlene’s Daily Grind is not the coffee I would want.

Cold pizza for breakfast anyone?

….some big people don’t know any better, either.

I haven’t eaten Kraft Mac & cheese since leaving home. My mom actaully thought it was good for us kids – but she wouldn’t eat the stuff.

My kids loved canned spaghetti products and the franks in beans when they were very young. I gradually weaned them out of that stuff even though I didn’t really get into healthy cooking (not like now) until after many diets of my own. They were on their own when I left for work, even though I tried my own version of frozen dinners for a while (mine did not have the “serving suggestion” pretty photo on the enclosure.

poor Timmy. I bet these gals are the type who can write a book about healthy and don’t you tell them otherwise.

Funny how some of us don’t seem to get that is about us…