I must be a genius as I’ve come up with a revolutionary solution to this problem.
How about parents providing their kids’ lunches?
Even more radical, why not do as was the norm when I was at school and we all made our own lunches. We buttered bread and spread marmite, or in some cases jam.
As I’ve written before, ask anyone over 60 and all these years later they’ll immediately belt out the name of the sole fat kid at their school, so rare were they.
Nowadays, the kid who will be remembered in half a century’s time will be the sole slim one.
That suggests merit in another option, specifically no lunches at all.
Sir Bob Jones is a renowned author, columnist , property investor, and former politician, who blogs at No Punches Pulled HERE - where this article was sourced.
Even more radical, why not do as was the norm when I was at school and we all made our own lunches. We buttered bread and spread marmite, or in some cases jam.
As I’ve written before, ask anyone over 60 and all these years later they’ll immediately belt out the name of the sole fat kid at their school, so rare were they.
Nowadays, the kid who will be remembered in half a century’s time will be the sole slim one.
That suggests merit in another option, specifically no lunches at all.
Sir Bob Jones is a renowned author, columnist , property investor, and former politician, who blogs at No Punches Pulled HERE - where this article was sourced.
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We have Chinese navy ships sailing around our waters, firing rounds. This would have to be worth more than the basic reporting we have.
School lunches seem to be filling more column inches.
Where’s the priority?
Only in NZ could you write for weeks about this petty rubbish and sell it to the public. No wonder they are all getting sacked.
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