How are you celebrating?
We are having muffins for breakfast. (Obviously I didn’t get the memo in time.)
I did receive an email from Martha this morning with the cutest craft for pie day.
A paper pie box. I’m saving the template for next year. Really, those emails should come at least a week early, so I could gather the supplies all week and make it the night before. 😉
However, the rest of the day we’re covered. I have leftover deep dish pizza planned for lunch. Love leftovers on a Sunday. Pizza pie. perfect.
And it’s already PIE night. We got this idea from a High Council speaker in church a few years ago. He told of a family that had pie every Sunday evening and personal interviews – parents with children. Personal. Interview. Evening. JB jumped on the idea right away. He adores pie. Our interviews with the little ones had been quite sporadic and I loved the idea of consistency. It’s been so good for all of us. With Christmastime I got lazy. There were treats galore around our house and we’d just grab sugar cookies or peanut brittle during the interviews and called it good. I know JB has been missing the pie and this is the perfect excuse to get back on track. Thankfully he thought ahead and we have a whole bunch of blueberry and cherry pie filling in our food storage. Makes it easy. Easy as… my, oh, my.
{pie by me, photo by JB – we make a good team. ;)}
Wow! I’m totally going to use that template. I love little individual containers for desserts. I found some for cupcakes, but pie ones are brilliant. 🙂
Agreed. And you would make them so cute-like.
Pie – how fun! I thought “Pie Day” was March 14 (pi = 3.14…) Of course it’s OK to celebrate pie day any day. We had cherry pie on President’s day. 🙂
Oh yes – pie any day is good. 🙂 I’m not sure why National Pie day is different from that one.
Mmmmm…… Another small, little known, ridiculessly fun holiday!
You know me bud – my favorite kind to celebrate. 🙂