I don't understand why Extended School Year lunches need to look like this.
If you want more wholesome looking lunches, go here to Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution Pinterest page.
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Most blogs I see these days are people out to make a buck. Although I don't mind people trying to make a little off their creative efforts, sometimes the push to sell is too much, with no substance. I started checking out blogs in the first place because I was looking for pointers and expertise as I am starting a brand new autism program in the fall. I have found some great blogs that have really helped me and yours is one of them. I have limited funds and I have been truly grateful for your wonderful free books. I alsolove that youor a little bit of yourself in this blog, such asthis picture, gross!!, or your daughterin thepeace corps, the sorryof yourwedding, the factthat you're soon going to be a grandmother, and your push to have fellow slps join the professional organization or at least let them know about their case load and workload issues. I have started my own blog and I have decided that what I make, when that time comes, will be free, and that I will let people know in bits and pieces who I am as I do it. Thank you!
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The item on the left might be carrots, but what is that gross looking item on the right? And did any kids eat it?
ReplyDeleteThanks for your question. The menu for the thing on the right said 'baked ziti'. I have nothing to say about that. Some kids eat everything, most are more picky.
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