General Chat

*drones on about organics...it is a well known fact that folks who eat Happy Food (from fish and animals who have had a free and happy life) end up by being Happy themselves:-)))) Pass the toffees Muffy......lolol BC XX

my tummys happy :)

[email protected] but do I tell them it's just a toffee and not mention the chocolate that used to be on it?????.............decisions decisions !!!!!! lol.

Salmon Sandwich sounds lovely. Brown bread for me please......and I don't care if it's happy or not............I'm just hungry LOL xx

You could alway such the chocolate off Muffy and pass on the toffee lol

well if it was its not happy no more lol

mayo!! nooo viniger with salt n peper lol

Is it a Happy Salmon, Stray? If so would love one, light with the mayo:-)))....BC XXX

i always give me last rolo
to the person i love the most

myself haha

salmon sarnie anyone ??? lol

I'd most likely give anyone my last rolo Marion because I'm not over keen on themlololol.

Now my last monster munch.........hmmmmmm .......that's another story !!!! lololol xx

Ah..but would you them your last rollo?

Awwww what a nice thing to say Joy. Thank you.

MWAH xx

I'd give the sandwich to the children.......but maybe give the crusts to the dogs lol xx

dizzy if muffy only had one sandwich
her friends would send her a masive food hamper
as muffys kids always come first in her life

Hi Dizzi, If you have two kids, answer cut the sarnie half.
My parents divorced many yrs ago when I was 14. For my mum, then on her own, we got free school meals. I understand the stigma, but when it comes to looking after your own & your counting the penniesyou take what you're entitled to.
Muffy your OH is a worker & if the worst happens work wise (god forbid). He's paid into the system & entitled to those benefits for you & your family.
Nothing selfish about that.

Steve
xx

MUFFY


IF YOUR KIDS ARE HUNGRY
AND YOU HAVE ONE SANDWICH
I WONDER WHO EATS,,AND WHO DONT

Many years ago, my children were entitled to free school dinners, being divorced and therefore a single parent . I registered for them , but they took sandwiches.
The more free school dinners a school is registered for, the more money they get for 'special needs' children.
Unfortunately, the government believes that it is the children who receive or are registered for free school dinners who receive the extra help!
In my experience (in the past) as a LSA and dinner lady, I have tried to disabuse them of this view - having one parent doesn't necessarily mean your children need extra help at school - neither does having free shool meals!

maggie
(2 daughters, neither of whom needed extra help at school - 1 has a BSc, the other is a very valued mother of 2 and ward clerk!)

Well that's good to know.

Times move on and for the better. xx

I think my daughter's school have got it right re free school meals. All the pupils have a card on which money is put whether it be x amount each day for the free school meals or parents writing a cheque or sending in money each week/month/whatever. The pupils use these cards to pay for their meals so it's not obvious to anyone who's on free school meals or who pays.

It's not now Muffy, not at our school at least. In fact we often have kids asking how they can get their dinners free because their friend says they don't have to pay for theirs!

Thanks I didn't know that Sally,

I'd give up ANYTHING for my kids........anything at all.

However........in my day...........there WAS a stigma attached to free school meals........it was made very clear in those days who got them and who didn't.

But I'm assured that these days that's just not the case xx

they're talking about it for the whole UK in Primary school I think SS. It would be good as a lot of children would be exposed to food they aren't used to and may become less fusyy. Hopefully.