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School Lunch

Series: Vinyl Cafe
From: Vinyl Cafe
Length: 00:13:48

Getting ready for the first day of school, Morley makes a nasty discovery when she unearths last year’s still-packed lunch bags. Read the full description.
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Zunior_vinylcafe_stories_100_small This story is from The Vinyl Cafe - a Canadian radio show. The fictional stories feature the misadventures of Dave, owner of the Vinyl Café – the world’s smallest record store where the motto is “We May Not Be Big, But We’re Small.” The Show also features Dave’s wife, Morley, their two children Sam and Stephanie and assorted friends and neighbours. The programme is hosted by Stuart McLean, Canada’s answer to Garrison Keillor. This story is an excerpt from the radio program. The full weekly radio program is also available on PRX. In this story Morley makes a nasty discovery as getting the kids ready for the first day of school; she unearths last year’s still-packed lunch bags.

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This story is from The Vinyl Cafe - a Canadian radio show. The fictional stories feature the misadventures of Dave, owner of the Vinyl Café – the world’s smallest record store where the motto is “We May Not Be Big, But We’re Small.” The Show also features Dave’s wife, Morley, their two children Sam and Stephanie and assorted friends and neighbours. The programme is hosted by Stuart McLean, Canada’s answer to Garrison Keillor. This story is an excerpt from the radio program. The full weekly radio program is also available on PRX. In this story Morley makes a nasty discovery as getting the kids ready for the first day of school; she unearths last year’s still-packed lunch bags.

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Review of School Lunch

The Dave and Morley stories have a way of making me feel that I am not alone in my daily imperfections. This story is no exception. Very funny, and reassuring.

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Review of School Lunch

Anyone who's ever prepared their kids for school will deeply appreciate this piece. The description of the quest for the perfect lunches, and the lunch bags left me chuckling for hours after. The next day, when I packed my own kids' lunches, I found myself thinking of this piece and laughing. I highly recommend it!

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