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Oh the shame! Just had a call from DD's school .......

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sandyballs · 05/10/2005 12:08

...... to tell me that my poor child had a huge lump of cheddar in her lunch box and no sandwiches . In a mad rush this morning and must have grabbed the wrong foil-wrapped pack.
Can't understand why though really, should have noticed it was more solid and heavier .
School wanted to know if they could give her a school dinner instead.

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Angeliz · 05/10/2005 12:10

bless!

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flamebat · 05/10/2005 12:12

LOL

I feel so sorry for my DD... I do stuff like that all the time, she's gonna hate me when she starts school!

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MassacreOHara · 05/10/2005 12:13

PMSL!!! I did actually LOL

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Nightynight · 05/10/2005 12:15

lol hopefully they will be a little bit impressed that you are the sort of well-organised mum who wraps cheddar in foil though!

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LadyCodofCodford · 05/10/2005 12:17

lol

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LadyMarinaofSarfLondon · 05/10/2005 12:23

My ds would consider that the ne plus ultra of packed lunches and wolf the lot. He'd never have grassed me up!
LOL Sandyballs

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KBear · 05/10/2005 12:26

Good one Sandyballs - you will be forever remembered at the school now. That cheese woman.

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Gobbledispook · 05/10/2005 12:32

PMSL!!!

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WigWamBam · 05/10/2005 12:33


I'm assuming that you said she could have a school dinner, and that you're not insisting she eats the cheese ...
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teeavee · 05/10/2005 12:34

My sister once visited me with her baby wipes in an anchor butter plastic box. I used to keep my cheese in an identical box. The next morning, my sis's childminder went to get the wipes from my nephew's changing bag only to find a few mouldy lumps of various cheeses....

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tissy · 05/10/2005 12:35
Grin
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brightstar1 · 05/10/2005 12:50

Us mums can do 5 things at once, we didn't say they would always be perfect,(or did we?)

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ladybundyful · 05/10/2005 12:51

extreme Atkins

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teeavee · 05/10/2005 12:57

It must be something to do with cheese

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sandyballs · 05/10/2005 13:13

I was tempted to say that a huge lump of cheese for lunch was the norm in our house and how dare she question our traditions but I bottled out and said give her a school dinner .

It's only her third week at school and her first week of lunches - day 3 and this happens. Dear oh dear, the future is not looking good

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PeachyClairPumpkinPie · 05/10/2005 13:32

Pmsl!!!!!! Thanks I needed that X

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sandyballs · 05/10/2005 13:36

What made it even funnier was that the lady who rang was terribly posh and completely humourless

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PiccadillyCircus · 05/10/2005 13:39

When I was 5, I opened my sandwich box, to discover it was the bacon box.

My mum was (and possibly still is, 25 years later, mortified).

I got a new sandwich box that wasn't identical to the bacon box.

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Lucyfercat · 05/10/2005 13:41

My dad used to do things like wrap up conkers in foil and put them in with my cooking stuff, just to embarrass me!! it worked - my friends thought he was bonkers and he still is!

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PeachyClairPumpkinPie · 05/10/2005 19:33

My friend (slightly related but still) was telling me the other day that when she was 6 ish she saved a present at christmas right through to the evening, when (excitedly etc etc) she opened it... her Dad had wrapped a potato.

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Mimsie · 06/10/2005 09:39

heheheh

Well last time I helped in a day trip with year 2 kids and one of them had the day before's packlunch left overs...

Easy mistake, mum had made a pack lunch in plastic bag (as they were supposed to be) but dad dropped kid off and picked up the lunch box!

It happens, I have gladly manage to convince DS to go back on hot dinners :D :D :D :D after forgetting to pack drinks at the start, then forgetting spoons I realised I was never cut out for packed lunches!!

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