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Pi.
What better way to celebrate that with PIE?!
Okay, yes, I know, it's a bit of a reach, but that's what the Tolleys do.
Reach.
And eat pie.
My daughter and I spent much of yesterday making 58 of the little beauties.
You're all invited. Everyone's welcome.
See you later?
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| What better way to celebrate than with pie?! |
Last year on pie day I suggested you send one over here....it hasn't arrived yet.....did you lose my address?
ReplyDeleteThat wretched postal system . . .
DeleteThat is a LOT of pie, I'm sure I don't need to tell you. But it all looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Karen! Wish you could be here! :)
DeleteI was thinking of Pi(e) Day because of last year's post! But I decided my diet wouldn't allow for half a pie, which is what I'd eat if I made one. (Hubby would claim the other half, darn it.) If I lose enough weight, I will partake NEXT year. Happy eating, you!
ReplyDeleteWe set a new record for most pie consumed by a single individual, Jenny. 10.5 pieces in the course of the evening! Ouch! I'll set one aside for you if you can come. Just let me know . . .
DeleteSave some for me!!!
ReplyDeleteDone! Will those cute little grandbabies be coming with you!
DeleteYum! And thank you. Which one is apple rhubarb?
ReplyDeleteThe lattice-top pies on the far side were rhubarb-strawberry. And quite a few of the others as well.
DeleteDon't I wish I could! Oh, I bet they are terrifically yummy.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE pie! And, if I do say it myself, they were yummy! :)
DeleteWOW! When I saw this post on my tiny phone screen this morning, I though you meant you baked 58 little tarts. Now what I am seeing is enough to supply a grocery store! I am impressed!
ReplyDeleteThe way the teenagers went to town on them, they looked like little tarts! By the time I finished baking, we had 71. And they're all gone. there isn't even a smell left!
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