[where's_the_Outrage?]

Wow, return to the 60’s when I took bagged lunches to school.

[17th Miss Regt]

O)MG! The 60’s. Bagged lunches. Breakfast at home. Eating breakfast at home pretty much guarantees a lack of persons of color at the breakfast tables of white children. In other words, Alabama is bringing back segregation! Well, part time.

[rlmorel]

When I was in Second Grade, I remember taking my lunchbox that had the plaid Thermos in it.

I used to get jumped by a bully as I walked to school each day (He seemed to always just be standing there waiting for me) and when I was allowed to pick up my books and lunch box to continue on, I remember picking up my thermos, which often had Campbell’s soup in it, and gently shaking it side to side, only to hear the sad sound of a slurry of the broken insulating glass inside.

My mom used to get so pissed. With six kids, she always had a bunch of spares on hand, but...I seemed to be the only one getting them broken.

[political1]

I took my lunch to school in the 80’s. My question is, how does ships backed up in ports effect American made products? Alabama school lunch's shouldn't be shipped from over seas. A truck driving Two or Three states at must.