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Sep 2017
12:58pm, 29 Sep 2017
31,714 posts
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Nellers
They'd never have tried it with Linford.
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Sep 2017
1:07pm, 29 Sep 2017
2,018 posts
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westmoors
How times have changed. When I was at school I opted for packed lunch as the fare the canteen served seemed to consist solely of burgers, pizza and chips!!
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Sep 2017
1:35pm, 29 Sep 2017
7,867 posts
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Watford Wobble
I never had school dinners as we couldn’t afford them. From what I recall I walked home but even then didn’t have lunch.
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Sep 2017
1:51pm, 29 Sep 2017
1,796 posts
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StuHolmes
Pork and chilli
In celebration and defiance!
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Sep 2017
2:06pm, 29 Sep 2017
17,687 posts
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Doc Moye
nice one stu
I walked home for lunch
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Sep 2017
2:23pm, 29 Sep 2017
7,868 posts
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Watford Wobble
That up there^^^^ is a thing of beauty.
Well done Stu.
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Sep 2017
3:28pm, 29 Sep 2017
8,136 posts
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Garfield
When I was growing up, there were no such thing as school lunches. We had to bring our own packed lunches. In high school, we had a cafeteria but had to pay for food from it, so I made my lunch...either ham and cheese or tuna sandwiches with an apple for a snack.
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Sep 2017
4:28pm, 29 Sep 2017
1,756 posts
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jabberknit
I never liked pork pies when I was school age, it's a taste I've only learned to appreciate as a grown-up, though I think the pastry is still usually too heavy. I like sausage rolls though.
It was school dinners for me, cooked on the premises by a team of large, loud and jolly ladies. Nobody brought packed lunches in those days.
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Sep 2017
11:22am, 30 Sep 2017
17,700 posts
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Doc Moye
Morning. Quiet on the thread today.
Parkrun done. DrK suitably commemorated with my second placed lady success.
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Sep 2017
11:32am, 30 Sep 2017
31,725 posts
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Nellers
Jogged Maldon pr this morning with Mrs Nellers (her 3rd parkrun) and commemorated Dr K with big smiles and lots of encouragement. Got my moneys worth too. 46 minutes.
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1,500 miles in 2023....
Dec 2023