Today is the 1st annual Food Day. But what's Food Day you ask?

Food Day is a grassroots event sponsored by the nonprofit Center for Science in the Public Interest to improve the U.S. food system. Its efforts include reducing diet-related diseases such as diabetes, expanding access to healthful food, and promoting locally sourced and sustainable food options.

Our final Lunch-n-Learn was a feast where Tim put together an amazing assortment of vegetarian options.

As we wound down our Lunch-n-Learn season we all reflected on everything that we’ve eaten and discussed throughout the summer.

Our eleventh Lunch-n-Learn provided comfort food with a productive discussion on potential Mightybytes web/mobile applications.

Every so often here at Mightybytes we brainstorm about new products and ideas that we could potentially create and develop. This time we decided to have the discussion during our weekly Lunch-n-Learn event.

Our tenth Lunch-n-Learn grouped multiple salads with an interesting discussion on food ethics; what we eat and why we eat it.

Tim put together three fantastic salads with make-your-own BLTs, while we discussed food and watched a video on toxins that affect animals and the environment.

Week after week, the Mightybytes Lunch-n-Learn series brings in a guest speaker from our team of designers and developers to share his or her knowledge. This week, however, we went outside our own ranks for the Learning portion of our event.

Up until now, our Lunch-n-Learn professors have always been with us in the room, physically, sharing food and taking questions. This week, we went the virtual route, recruiting the services of User Interface Engineering and their webinar “Story Mapping for UX Practitioners: Tying UX and Agile together.”