But this particular Giant outlet got especially busy today when, without warning, a swarm of primary school children blitzed the aisles as if they'd just been released from school for the year.
Fieldtrip!
When I was a kid (oh god, how often I say that these days), our fieldtrips were to mushroom farms and water purification plants --- places that our parents couldn't, or weren't likely to, bring us. It seems that a supermarket falls into that category these days, or maybe the definition of fieldtrip has expanded to include our national pastime, shopping. Regardless, I never thought kids would be that excited while perusing dairy products.
Loose among the shelves
Originally uploaded by Tym.
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1 Comments:
I'm sure it's educational. Schools do all sorts of fieldtrips nowadays. It's just ... odd to see little kids invading a supermarket, especially if, as trisha says, they're armed with a relative fortune to spend at the teacher's behest in service of some class assignment.
If it were my kids? I'd rather they learn to climb trees. I never learned and now I'm a little chicken to. I don't think it challenges a kid as much, character formation-wise, to go shopping in a supermarket :)
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