Posts archived in Education   Judgmental by Nature  “Bob S” has
an amazing ability. He can judge a person’s soundness as a
parent based on only a few minutes of watching your child in a
supermarket.  He was at the local Hannaford when he saw this
unfolding scandal:  I just got back from Hannafords. A guy with
a young overweight girl sitting in the cart, about the right age
for kindergarten, was playing video games on an ipad. My
grandson informed me that she was playing “angry birds.” Hardly
an educational use of the ipad, and it isn’t helping the little
girls health either.  Thanks, Bob, for your contributions to
backseat parenting. I’m sure your kids are perfect, they surely
aren’t fat, because you make them do sprints up and down the
aisles while you shop for whole wheats and kale. Oh wait, the
Obamas like kale- better exchange that for some all-American 25%
fat hamburger meat. Close call.  Now, I’m not saying it is wrong
to think that an overweight child should, maybe, be a bit more
active. But for crying