Butt What?

[AlSharp]

First Butts

Left To right - Princess Letizia of Spain,
French first lady Carla Bruni

And yep, you guessed it.

The one on the right is the woman telling us how and
what to feed our kids and grandkids.

And the mainstream media claims she is the best dressed
since Jackie Kennedy?

The only bigger ass is her husband!

 

[GunnyGene]

And people like this put them both in the WH. http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/34 ... drew-johns

:roll:

 

[old mossy]

^^^^

 

[John A.]

OK, seriously. I've actually TRIED to avoid this topic, but I just have to make this post after seeing what I saw this morning. It cannot be unseen so I am going to share it with you guys here. Honestly, it ticks me off because I wasn't raised to be that way, nor am I trying to raise mine to be that way.

Yesterday evening my son came home a little upset from school and told me he was having some problems in the lunch room.

We get a menu of what they're serving and give him the option of whether to pack a lunch that day or not if he doesn't like what they're having.

But he said that even on the days he packs his lunch, they're making him go through the line anyway, which didn't make sense to me, but I listened to what he had to say. He said they only get about 15 minutes to eat their lunch to begin with, so most of the time he packs his lunch just so he doesn't waste half of that going through line.

This morning I walk in with him and he said he wanted to go get him a bowl of cereal so he could eat it later at snack time (teachers' idea and has a little fridge in the class and has been doing it all year) for whoever wants to do that.

So I decide to walk down to the lunch room and just hang back a little to see what's going on as he goes through the line.

The lunch ladies didn't notice me or know I was there with him and were still nice and polite to him, but reminded him that he HAD to get the mandantory THREE items. Milk and pack of cereal was only two. And my son showed him he also had a spoon but they said that didn't count

And my son told them he really didn't want anything else and they told him sorry, but you HAVE to get 3 things to eat, and they said he didn't even have to eat it and can throw it away, just that he HAD to get three things.

I notice a big 55 gallon garbage can sitting right beside the checkout line and I saw my son just throw away the piece of toast on the styrofoam plate that he explained that he didn't want to begin with straight into the trash can. No bites or nothing.

So I walk over to the trash can and look inside of it, and it was 3/4 full of unopened milk, uneaten toast, apple sauce with the lids still on them, juice boxes that even still had the straws taped on the outside that hadn't been opened, etc.

I really wish I had thought to take a picture of all of that wasted food, but it upset me so bad it didn't cross my mind when it was happened.

When I was raised, I didn't have much, but I never went hungry. But I was never raised to be wasteful of what you had either. And you never put on your plate more than you could eat.

let alone hear a lunch lady tell a child to just throw it away if you don't want it, but you HAVE to take it.

I know that Michelle Obama isn't the first, first lady to be allowed to have a "pet project", but this is just as wasteful as President Obama's presidency.

"You don't have to eat it, but you have to take it, even if you throw it away".

 

[GunnyGene]

Note to lunch ladies: " You're not paid to think, just do what you're told. Them's the rules." Typical bureaucrat rules. :roll:

 

[MikeD]

...And my son told them he really didn't want anything else and they told him sorry, but you HAVE to get 3 things to eat, and they said he didn't even have to eat it and can throw it away, just that he HAD to get three things....[/i]

Perfect example of wasteful spending. For all their efforts the kids are still not eating what they don't want. So the question is, how has this helped? Obviouosly the kids are not eating healthy foods just because they are forced on their plate.

Maybe of the schools actually focussed on teaching kids reading, writing and arithmetic instead of spending so much time trying to brainwash them on things like energy, climate change, recycling, guns, etc. we would have a higher success rate. Give the kids the tools they need to function and quit trying to turn them in to little warriors for socialism.

 

[mingaa]

"I brought my lunch, thank you. No - I don't want to take food that will go to waste. I have plenty that I brought from home."

A pic would have been great. Even if it is an exercise in futility, I'd talk to the head of school then take his words to the School Board etc.

OY!!

 

[oli700]

Nutrition for our children, the very essence of life for our offspring….Alas just another form of control. Something being managed from place far away, ever had a job where your boss was never on scene? Works poorly at best.
They are imposing things like this on kids, but they don’t anticipate parents breaching the wire sometimes.
Probably happened before…….I would have done the same thing “fine I’ll take it if it means you quit riding my ass”
But 2 seconds of a parent being on scene and instantly you knew something was wrong with what you are seeing.
Did you see any other parents there?

We always had mom’s hanging around school, volunteering, looking after kids and what teachers and lunch ladies are feeding our kids minds and mouths, I noticed that going away when my boy went through school.
My son went to the same schools as me, but his class was bigger with a graduating class of 12…..

It’s easy to mold kids into something on the premise that it "normal", soon 3 items with a throw away is perfectly normal. Then when they get in the world a large percentage of them are ready for the rat race and to be told ridicules things and accept what they are being told

 

[old mossy]

,,,,there was another guy that tried to mold our youth,,,,,like Oli said,all about control,,,,,,

 

[John A.]

Thanks for allowing me to vent and understanding guys. I don't usually go off on full on rant mode but that bothered me.

Yes, there are other parents at the school. Many of which I know from seeing there every day or recognize because we went to school there when they were kids. Myself included.

And the principle and I were in school together at the same time, although he was a couple years younger in my sisters class, but we all still played together and stuff during recess, after school growing up in the same small community, etc.

So I do know the principle pretty well and I know this isn't something he cooked up. I also know most of the staff there too after already having 2 other kids go through the same school too.

Matter of fact, one of my fonder memories of that school when I went there was due to the head cook in the cafeteria. Mrs. Forester ran a tight ship and didn't like to see a lot of waste.

She didn't care how many times you went through that lunch line. She'd feed you until your belly was full and far as I know no one ever went away from her cafeteria hungry, but you didn't waste it. That was her #1 rule. If you wanted more than what was on your plate, you come back for another helping, but eat what you've got on your plate first.

And they had good food too.

Often times after all the lunches were over, when we were in the 5th and 6th grade, our teacher would let 2 or 3 of us boys out of class to go help them clean up the lunchroom if we wanted to except for Friday when we had our tests. We'd mop, empty the garbage, straighten the chairs and tables, or whatever the lunchroom ladies needed us to do, although they didn't want us around the stoves or mixers or anything except pulling the garbage cans through to the back door to the garbage dumpster.

Me and Chris and Fred got out of class just about every day for about 30-45 minutes regularly.

That's how my grade school worked.

If you were good, and were one of the "big boys", you got to do good things.

And work was a privelege to us. And they always treated us good for it too.

And not to mention, most of the people in my class would've given their eye teeth to not have to sit there while old John Fred and Chris were out goofin' off. LOL