Essay On School Lunches

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At lunch it is like a stampede in Africa. All the kids running everywhere and if your not careful they will “take you down”. It is so loud with everybody running and yelling every inch of the gym. It is kinda nasty because we play basketball in there. The different grades don't talk to each other at lunch. This is just some of things the gym is like.

There are the lunch ladies who are really sweet but, if you’re not in line they will yell at you. If Ms. lisa sees you out of line she will not serve till you get in line. Then there is Ms. Fletcher who keeps the other lunch ladies doing what there supposed to be doing, she also makes really good brownies. Ms. Roxanne knows almost every student in the school she does the lunch and ice cream money. The food they prepare is decent. That was not even all the lunch ladies.
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They keep the gym and the whole school clean. Everytime I look over they’re either eating or sleeping. Mr. Ellis is the nicest man you’ll ever meet. Mrs. Heisler’s son doesn't talk to us but, he seems nice. You’ll see us put up the chairs and you'll think there is a million dollars over there or something. There are table washers that have to clean the tables, floor, and put up the chairs and tables. This is what you’ll see towards the end of lunch.

Then there are the table groups. I sit at a table towards the side with my friends. We are the only people that sit there so we have all to ourselves. We let anyone sit there but, not a lot of people sit with us. Are table is never boring. We always laugh, talk about xbox, make a beat, and trade with everybody. We get all the food nobody wants. So if you didn't bring a lunch your covered. We are probably the loudest table. The table behind us we trade with and the table in front of us we get free food from. This is how you’ll see are

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