Lunch Atop a Skyscraper is a life-size recreation by NY-based Sculptor Sergio Furnari of the famous photo by taken by Charles C. Ebbets in 1932. The original photo shows a group of 11 construction workers eating lunch on a crossbeam during the construction of the RCA Building (renamed the GE Building in 1988) at Rockefeller Center in NYC. The sculpture was completed in 2001 and spent five months (from May to October, 2002) on display at Ground Zero before going on tour. It moves around quite a bit, apparently, but currently the statue can be seen on the corner of 45th Street and Broadway in Manhattan.
It has been suggested that this is what Pot-flavored ice cream goes through on a daily basis. But what I want to know is, does this image look familiar to anyone else?
While I like to treat every day in my life as eat what I want day (because it is), today it is official: May 11th is national Eat What You Want Day! So, chow down ladies and gents, and Bon Appetite!
If you are like me, you could eat Macaroni & Cheese all day long, because it is just that delicious. The Woman’s Day website has a cool article Here featuring ten fun ways to prepare this beloved comfort food besides the traditional casserole dish or the orange powdered stuff that comes out of a cardboard box. Bon appetite!
