Showing posts with label The New York Times. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The New York Times. Show all posts

Play with your food - Creative Breakfasts

Saturday, March 5, 2011


"Breakfast is a notoriously difficult meal to serve with a flourish."

~ Clement Freud








Bill Wurtzel has been making creative breakfasts for his wife, Claire, for years; now he's channeling that artistry into a book designed to help kids and adults alike make healthier eating choices through fun food. His designs are interesting and sometimes a little bizzare, but they're always full of the fresh, vibrant colors that are the hallmark of a well-rounded diet.

Want to see more of his egg-stremely artsy breakfasts? Check out the New York Times' gallery here.

Lost Wallet Returned to Owner After 40 Years

Sunday, February 20, 2011



"Always look at what you have left. Never look at what you have lost."

~ Robert H. Schuller







40 years ago Rudolph Resta, now 77, was an employee of The New York Times. One day his wallet was stolen, the cash removed, and the rest of it stashed between a window and a masonry seal. It wasn't until recently that it was discovered and finally returned to him - along with a small treasure trove of family pictures, an old Social Security card and other mementos from the time.

You can read more about the wallet, its contents, and the people involved here.



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