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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You should consider yourself lucky that your child's teacher cares. She probably wouldn't be too strict about it if she knew this is a temporary situation [/quote]

When your boss comes in and takes your lunch away because she or he doesn't feel it is appropriate or healthy, come back and comment here.

The idea that people are supporting a public school taking away food from a child because they deem it unhealthy is an over-reach of such proportions, it makes my head explode. It's simply not their job. They are not THEIR kids. I would have a lawyer in that school so fast, their head would spin.[/quote]

Hahahaha!  You are silly to suggest lawyering up over a freaking snack.  It's not a LUNCH.  It's a snack.  Snacks are optional and the teacher and your boss have every right to limit them.

Suppose you work in a wide open space with a lot of other people.  Your boss would be reasonable to say that you can have limits on your snacks.  Perhaps a cup of coffee and a granola bar/donut or a soda and some cut veggies would be okay, but if you were to bring in banana splits, or a fondue pot, or perhaps some spare BBQ ribs everyday that could be messy, could slow your productivity, and maybe be a distraction to others.

But please, go on and call a lawyer over things like limits on snacks.  I love to see a fool and their money get parted.   :D [/quote]

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