One Banana, Two Banana, Three Banana, Four.

YES! to more lunch boxes. As a deprived child, forced to eat lunch in my Happy House, whilst watching The Flintstones, I never had a lunch box. I did have occasion to try to find a replacement for the under-the-sink-what's-this-rusty-old-thing clean-out-incident that saw this baby go out in the trash:

 The less fortunate even with their lunch kits might scold you for all the toys you did have, galacticgirrrl, but, yes, that first day of school was one of consternation.

Do you remember your first lunch box little no shear?

 Of lunchbox lamenting and DICK TRACY, galacticgirrrl, Aladdin used their DICK TRACY kit to sell their 1967 school line:

           

Well you know as the resident accidental astronaut, I am fully on board with this selection. You chose it yourself?

And first!? You mean there were others? Did the spaceship meet with a cataclysmic crunch in the schoolyard? Or you simply luxuriated in multiples? At what age did you have to put away childish things and switch to a brown bag?

I am sorry for so many questions but it really is totally foreign to me, like I just dropped in from outer space. BTW, I see NASA extended the deadline to apply for the next space mission 'til Tuesday if anyone is interested.

I did pop out to try to find what lunch box I would have selected if our school allowed us to eat there....SO many to choose from - unreal. Of course no Simon & Garfunkel, but look what some genius decoupaged:

Vintage lunchbox purse has reader saying, ‘It was mine!’
fortmyers.floridaweekly.com/articles/vintage-lunchbox-purse-has-reader-saying-it-was-mine/

 Yours should've been a composite of the two dome kits, galacticgirrrl:

                                                      

 As to whether I enlisted or was recruited for the space lunch program, I don't remember, galacticgirrrl: One weekday I was watching DIVER DAN, and the next weekday I found myself crying in a school year already in progress.