Not to be too picky about things, but serving garlic bread with spaghetti is not any different than serving rice with spaghetti. Just carbs and carbs.Stay here long enough and maybe you'll get to witness the perfect trifecta of ddeok, noodles, and rice! Maybe even with a nice piece of dessert bread (pastry) to along with it!
probably with some juice
Paid leave is incremental and cumulative: after your 4th one hour leave, it can be (it may not be, depending on your school) counted as a half day from your paid leave.
NEIS doesn't regard time taken between 12.00-13.00 as paid/unpaid leave, but physically leaving work should technically be registered for liability purposes. If you use another system, I have no idea.
Ok, today's lunch was just damn weird and pretty irresponsible if you ask me consideringhow it seems like Korean school lunches are meticulously planned out for nutrition and the right balanceof everything. Every school lunch comes with this little kit where the lunch ladies have to put a portionof the food into the cans to send back for whatever reasons (quality control, testing, or if food poisoning outbreakoccurs they can check the samples from each day).So what is up with serving spaghetti with rice??? That's what I had today and I'm sorry but that is just a ridiculouscombination. It's way too carb heavy and irresponsibly bad for your health! I feel sick to my stomach. I wanted to havemore vegetable component to that meal or at least garlic bread on the side or a small meat serving like chicken or beef pattie with that spaghetti but no. Instead, someone genius at the education ministry decided that having rice loaded nextto a pasta/spaghetti with thick creamy corn soup was a healthy idea. The combination of all those 3 is awful. The soup could have at least been a nice light veggie/meat based soup. But no, they go with this artificial thickeningcorn soup which isn't even real corn I bet with rice and spaghetti. Who makes up these lunches? Talk about incompetence!
No awkward conversation, and no spaghetti-rice for me.
The nutritionist does release a monthly list of what's planned on being served. Usually every homeroom teacher gets one, try to track it down if you want to know what you'll be eating on a certain day.