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The Problem.
This has a long backstory:) My daughter is the Assist. Superintendent for the school where her kids go. She knows their principal very well. My granddaughter (3rd Grade) told her mom she needed a meeting with the principal. According to Lauren, as soon as they got to lunch, they were told they had 2 minutes to finish. She wanted to ask Mrs. Shore why they got so little time. My daughter texted the principal who immediately replied that would check the video footage. We had no idea there were cameras in the cafeteria. She provided a minute by minute of Lauren's lunch time. When my daughter read her the time line she was not happy and this was her face. Lauren chose to chat with friends instead of eating. Problem solved:)
Adding this to the weekly sketch challenge. I had to flip it and added the text instead of photos.
This has a long backstory:) My daughter is the Assist. Superintendent for the school where her kids go. She knows their principal very well. My granddaughter (3rd Grade) told her mom she needed a meeting with the principal. According to Lauren, as soon as they got to lunch, they were told they had 2 minutes to finish. She wanted to ask Mrs. Shore why they got so little time. My daughter texted the principal who immediately replied that would check the video footage. We had no idea there were cameras in the cafeteria. She provided a minute by minute of Lauren's lunch time. When my daughter read her the time line she was not happy and this was her face. Lauren chose to chat with friends instead of eating. Problem solved:)
Adding this to the weekly sketch challenge. I had to flip it and added the text instead of photos.
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This project uses products from Echo Park


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