#66 my exact lunch box and Thermos in 1st grade, Shrevewood Elementary School, Falls Church VA, 1968-69. I can still smell the wonderful aroma of the cafeteria, and of the chocolate milk my mother invariably put in my Thermos every day. I was a huge Peanuts fan. I got my teacher to help me write a letter to Charles Schulz; I still have his reply letter, framed, on the wall of my office.
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ReplyDelete#66 my exact lunch box and Thermos in 1st grade, Shrevewood Elementary School, Falls Church VA, 1968-69. I can still smell the wonderful aroma of the cafeteria, and of the chocolate milk my mother invariably put in my Thermos every day. I was a huge Peanuts fan. I got my teacher to help me write a letter to Charles Schulz; I still have his reply letter, framed, on the wall of my office.
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