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i'm not banded yet, will be on july 31st. but i just want to know now how far apart should the meals be? im still in high school (senior and nope i didnt fail) school starts in september, i dont have a lunch period this year because i wanted more credits, and im also going to this place called CV-Tec for cosmetology (it's the other half of the school day) i get up at 5am i start getting ready at 6 and it takes 30-35 mins to get ready, i usually have Breakfast at 5:10am, i dont have a car yet but the school bus usually picks me up at between 6:45-7am school starts at 7:28am, i dont know my schedual for school yet, not til next month, we are alowed to eat lunch in the class rooms if you dont have a lunch or if you're attending cv-tec or if you are getting help with a teacher during your lunch period. anyways i'd be having lunch during 6th pd which is at 11:10am-11:56am and i usually get home at 2:30 but since im going to cv-tec i wont be getting home til 3:10, can you help me with a food schedual for my school days so ill have an idea? breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack. and i want to look for another job but i dont know how it'll fit in =/ if anything is confusing please let me know, thanks (:

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im still in high school (senior and nope i didnt fail) (:

I see you're in New York. If you were in California, and part of the California school system, then yes, I would have automatically assumed you had failed.

:)

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haha, you know how pre-k is? well i had pre-first and its kind of like that. i think ive answered my own question, i found a sample of a meal plan for full liquid diet and pureed diet.

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