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Video: Schoolboy's Lunchbox Love Note Sparks Hilarious Incident At School
A child's unusual excuse for not eating is tickling the internet's funny bone, while also reminding parents they're not alone.
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You May Look Productive Skipping Lunch, But You Aren't
The hour-long lunch may be a charming relic of the past, like phone cords and typewriters, but in today's 24-7 work culture, many of us don't take any lunch break at all. Fewer than 20 percent of American workers regularly step away for a midday meal, and 39 percent usually eat at their desks, according to a survey done by Right Management.
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You May Look Productive Skipping Lunch, But You Aren't
The hour-long lunch may be a charming relic of the past, like phone cords and typewriters, but in today's 24-7 work culture, many of us don't take any lunch break at all. Fewer than 20 percent of American workers regularly step away for a midday meal, and 39 percent usually eat at their desks, according to a survey done by Right Management.
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White House Recipe Contest: Rajen's Kathi Roll Amongst Winners
Rajen Dey, an eleven year old Indian origin American is one of the winners of the 'Healthy Lunchtime Challenge', a recipe contest which is a part of the Michelle Obama's Let's Move! Initiative to promote healthy eating among America's youth. Rajen,...
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Video: Schoolboy's Lunchbox Love Note Sparks Hilarious Incident At School
A child's unusual excuse for not eating is tickling the internet's funny bone, while also reminding parents they're not alone.
-
You May Look Productive Skipping Lunch, But You Aren't
The hour-long lunch may be a charming relic of the past, like phone cords and typewriters, but in today's 24-7 work culture, many of us don't take any lunch break at all. Fewer than 20 percent of American workers regularly step away for a midday meal, and 39 percent usually eat at their desks, according to a survey done by Right Management.
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You May Look Productive Skipping Lunch, But You Aren't
The hour-long lunch may be a charming relic of the past, like phone cords and typewriters, but in today's 24-7 work culture, many of us don't take any lunch break at all. Fewer than 20 percent of American workers regularly step away for a midday meal, and 39 percent usually eat at their desks, according to a survey done by Right Management.
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White House Recipe Contest: Rajen's Kathi Roll Amongst Winners
Rajen Dey, an eleven year old Indian origin American is one of the winners of the 'Healthy Lunchtime Challenge', a recipe contest which is a part of the Michelle Obama's Let's Move! Initiative to promote healthy eating among America's youth. Rajen,...
