Can't believe it's come and gone so soon.
But we have the memories.
And the crumbs . . .
Getting started . . . |
75 pies this year. 75. Yow. |
And afterward . . . |
And roll pies.
And visit.
(Just FYI, her pie crust has officially surpassed mine.)
But it's so worth it!
A chance to get together with people we love.
And eat pie.
It's a perfect world.
I am in awe of your boundless energy.
ReplyDeleteI'm paying for it today! ;)
DeleteI ache.
ReplyDeleteIt's a good ache...
That's my girl!
DeleteWhat a delightful time! We loved visiting with everyone we could and eating pie! You rock! Love, Chris
ReplyDeleteAnd so glad you could come. Of course, you didn't eat nearly enough . . .
DeleteI didn't have pie, but I did think of you, Diane! Your blog was the first place I ever heard of Pi(e) Day! Seventy-five pies is a BIG celebration :)
ReplyDeleteI am awed at the effort. And love that you enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteI still remember when I first told you about Pi Day. You realized it was a great way to continue Pie Nights, and as an added plus, your home doesn't turn into a pie scented sauna from all the baking!
ReplyDeleteHooray for cooler Canadian climate!
And pie!
I thought about making pies, if that means anything. There's no way I could turn out 75 though. I have enough trouble with the few dozen miniature pies I do at Christmas.
ReplyDeleteIt would be a different story altogether if I had enough counter space.