Thank you for this! I was suddenly in the mood for something like it(!) ^_^ I briefly lived in the 70's but wasn't in high school at the time. So I feel like I lived in the 70s mostly from all these left over remnants we had laying around in the early 1980s :D I was often so curious about Home Economics and what the big whoop was over it. Sort of a "What did I miss?" figuring. School lunches: pretty dismal and kind of "Is this really food?" reaction. Although a friends' mom worked in school food service so they brought home extras and those were often better than what my own schools had. Depending on the school there was a bit of all three for voyage. I don't recall any classes being off-limits for any reason other than they listed stuff that wasn't available and didn't tell us until the box had already been checked. Oh, good on the HS life lesson! For me it was: ESCAPE! And that I took with me later in life to find Dreamwidth, thank Heavens! ^_^
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Date: 2023-09-18 04:32 am (UTC)I briefly lived in the 70's but wasn't in high school at the time. So I feel like I lived in the 70s mostly from all these left over remnants we had laying around in the early 1980s :D I was often so curious about Home Economics and what the big whoop was over it. Sort of a "What did I miss?" figuring. School lunches: pretty dismal and kind of "Is this really food?" reaction. Although a friends' mom worked in school food service so they brought home extras and those were often better than what my own schools had. Depending on the school there was a bit of all three for voyage. I don't recall any classes being off-limits for any reason other than they listed stuff that wasn't available and didn't tell us until the box had already been checked. Oh, good on the HS life lesson! For me it was: ESCAPE! And that I took with me later in life to find Dreamwidth, thank Heavens! ^_^