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To: Crim

I can’t recall ever having birthday celebrations with shared treats in class when I was in public school, and I can’t see the need for it, either. If I wanted to share treats with my classmates and/or friends, my parents threw a birthday party, on our own time. Treats in school were limited to planned parties at school, usually around some holiday, like Christmas, Easter, maybe Valentine’s day - that sort of thing.

For me, in fact, it was a big kick to have $.10 to take to school when I was in the lower grades so that I could get a carton of “Beep!” orange drink from the milkman to have at recess. No, we weren’t poor, nor was this a thousand years ago (about 30, in fact) - parents just didn’t generally feed kids near the amound of junk that they do today.


54 posted on 09/06/2007 7:03:27 AM PDT by -YYZ- (Strong like bull, smart like ox.)
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To: -YYZ-

Never saw a bake sale either eh?

Where did you go to school...a madrassa?


56 posted on 09/06/2007 1:51:55 PM PDT by Crim (Dont frak with the Zeitgeist....)
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