During our recent New York trip, we happened over the Museum of Modern Art's fabulous store to check out the fine offerings. 
Inside, you can see how cleanly items are displayed. 
Oh, hey, look! Fred items! 
M-cups and M-Spoons 
2-Carat Cup 
Half Pint 
Spilt Milk 
Switch Thank you, MoMA, for carrying some of our products. It's an honor to grace your stylish shelves!
Lucky us! Our wee state is hosting 400 design professionals and students this weekend for the IDSA Northeast Conference. While most of the conference is for the pros, you can still mingle with some of the best and brightest during the Rhode Island Design Walkabout — three overlapping and enlightening public events — all free, all downtown, all tonight! We recommend the Design in Rhode Island exhibit at the AIA Gallery (158 Washington Street), showcasing the surprising breadth [and best] of products designed right here in our little state. We were sent a preview of the gallery this morning, and lo! What do we spy in yonder blurry low res camera-phone photos?! Tis Food Face! And Pick Your Nose! Woot, as the kids say. 
Who's behind that Pick Your Nose cup? (It's Dee's daughter Tess!)
Keen Shoes, for those without polarized lenses.
Famous resident Mr. P-Head and STOOLS! A chair's for fools, everybody wants stools...
In this pivotal scene from the 1984 movie The Karate Kid, bad boy Johnny is attempting to block a well-placed front kick from the hero Daniel LaRusso as the cookie crowd goes crazy. Clearly, Mr. Cookie Miyagi has taught Danny well.
We think you'll agree... the resemblance is uncanny.
Frosting on, frosting off.
We appreciate you sharing your stellar effort with us, guys. Who's next? Have you made anything using a Fred product lately? Let us know!
They had a heapin' helpin' of Food Face plates:
And we nearly flipped when we saw Heads Up on the shelves:
They had many of our stylin' key covers, with a side order of Borrow My Pen?:
M-Cups and Unzipped, lookin' good on the shelves together:
Thank you Pleasant Surprise, for the pleasant surprise. From the highlands of Cumberland, we salute you.