For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for May 21, 2016

Actually, both sexes are guilty of this, especially today. Convenience wins out almost every time when one only has a few minutes left in the day to cook anything.

It’s pretty lazy when you can’t even cook some vegetables with a little seasoning/butter.

The nights I work late and my wife has to cook for the kids, everything is microwave-only. If we want a balanced meal, I have to be the one to prep it.

If you don’t want them to eat them, why do you buy them?

And she weighs the pros and cons of balancing a can on the back of his head.-(We all have those Krazy Kat moments, when we seek inspiration from Ignatz the mouse. I keep a brick for just such moments.)

And as a dentist, John wouldn’t generate much business with fruits and vegetables.

If you take the gov’t’s position: tomato sauce is a vegetable (that’s how they allow pizza for school lunches) and there’s tomato sauce in canned spaghetti so….

…if you don’t want your family eating junk, don’t buy junk.

And he’s a dentist?