E is perfectly happy to eat school lunch from time to time, but H loves her mama-made lunches and her fun lunchbox. This wasn't one of my more creative mornings, but I do have fun finding new things to include.
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I am so tempted by these lunchboxes, despite the price, but I really want to know: what happens to the food after you've had it hanging sideways from a hook for half a day?????? The website shows yogurt and other dishes that simply MUST slide down - when the child opens the lid, isn't there a nasty mess??
ReplyDeleteWow, if I could have a lunch box like that I'd eat lunch at school. That has some cool compartments in it.
ReplyDeleteYou are a good mama to pack such a colorful and nutritious lunch. Isn't that how Paula Dean got started?
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