As I'm sure you all know, Pi Day is an annual celebration
of the mathematical constant π (pi).
Originating in the USA in 1988, Pi Day is celebrated on March 14
because 3/14 contains the first three significant numbers of π.
Or . . . here's another theory:
Anyway, here's some very creative pies
to celebrate the day!
Some celestial pies --
And some pies with
good ol' boys doing burnouts --
Of course Her Royal Highness the Cat
has to get in on the action too --
FUN FACT!
The big benefit of Pi Day is that
pies have absolutely no calories today --
So Party Hearty!
Pie art! Too good to eat. Almost.
ReplyDeleteMath companies to sell more math. lolololol.
ReplyDeleteShhh! Don't tell anybody, but my password is the last 8 digits of pi.
ReplyDelete"To sell more math!" 🤣🤣🤣
ReplyDeleteDoes pizza (pie) qualify?
ReplyDelete@ Frank -- If it doesn't, it SHOULD!
DeleteLOL- What a fun post. I think I'll have a PIece of PIe to celebrate! xo Diana
ReplyDelete...no calories sounds great!
ReplyDeleteHahahaha
ReplyDeleteOh I love all this so MUCH!
Especially the pie with the car!
XOOX
Did all the pies came from your kitchen?
ReplyDelete@ Kathy G -- Of course, they did! Hahahaha
DeleteFour years ago, someone published a book filled with ideas, for creative pie designs. I gave away my copy, to hard to make, to pretty to eat.
ReplyDeleteHappy Pi Day!
ReplyDeleteLove the Cthulu...I will be sharing on my socials.
Aren't those clever!?! I have never made a fancy crust for a pie.
ReplyDeleteAhh…missed out. Just got back from the store sans pies!
ReplyDeleteYah, thanks a lot, now Hubby wants me to try makin' all 'dem pies!! 😱 I think I can get him to settle for burnout pumpkin pies! 🤞
ReplyDeleteMy husband works with a bunch of physicists, so Pi day is always a big deal.
ReplyDeleteDammit ... now I want pie! 🥧
ReplyDeleteOh my!
ReplyDeleteI was going to comment something interesting.
But that last photo of an apple pie looked too delicious :)
Oh my God that last pie is amazing. I love Pi Day, so I'll take a slice of blueberry!
ReplyDeleteI can't find Pi on my keyboard!
ReplyDeleteHappy Pie day, those pies are awesome.
ReplyDeleteSG’s is just about to leave for the market. I’ll ask him to pick up some pies in honor of Pi Day. Oddly, I now have a craving.
ReplyDeleteHe Debra, All great, but I think the "fake holiday" was the cleverest one today. --Jim
ReplyDeleteYou have a bunch of PI picture I haven't seen before! Nice. I have the mirror and more math. Now I'm going to add a few more to my collection.
ReplyDeleteThese are all great! I know just who I'd buy those burnout pies for. Brilliant. Happy 𝝅 Day, Debra!
ReplyDeleteThe cat and Cthulhu pies are so creative -- Pi me, Sporticus!
ReplyDeletewe use dd/mm/yy so 14.3 doesn't really work...... sorry
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool and full of humour
ReplyDeleteCreated by math companies to sell you more math! If only.
ReplyDeleteGimme some 3.14, baby. π In Windows ALT 227 creates the pi symbol.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie
Ohhh some of those pies look very yummy and how beautifully they’re decorated
ReplyDeleteCan't beat Pi art!
ReplyDeleteLove these pies! So creative! And, agree with the meme that Big Math is trying to sell us more Math!
ReplyDeleteso cute and creative! ~*~
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