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Laptop Lunches
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I was browsing Kevin Kelly's Cool Tools the other day and came across a woman, Maria, who was writing about the impact her bento-style lunch box was having on her life. She used the phrase life-changing and explains how the design of the lunchbox has impacted the way she thinks about the food she puts in it. It's great.
Maria also links out to one of my favorite Flickr groups to browse. Nearly 4,000 photos of laptop lunches, uploaded by over 600 members. Fascinating. Wraps and hummus seems to be all the rage with the laptop lunchers. -Heidi
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- Lunchbox for Grown-ups
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Elise said:
When did this current bento craze start? I fell in love with bentos when I lived in Japan 20 years ago so it's sort of fun to see them pop up with such "cool" factor here and now. Sort of like yoga. 20 years ago only we left-coast new age weirdos were doing it, now everyone is.