Pi 2 Leftovers

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It’s Pi Season. It began on March 14th, Pi Day, and could go to Pi Approximation Day, July 22th, except that we will may be on the road by then. We celebrate Pi Season with our neighbors up Kalmia Ridge. On 3.14 they came to our house for Salad and Peach Pie. Last night we went to their house for Salad and Apricot-Raspberry Pie. And each time we split the leftover pie. Sometimes leftover pie makes a great breakfast but today it made a great dessert. And we’ve got more South Carolina Peaches that we put up last summer. Guess the next pie to share will be another Peach Pie! Yum!

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