National Pi Day

Did you know that Friday 14 March was International Pi Day? 3.14, of course. As I'm no fan of pies, I had a custard tart instead. It was lovely.

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Beryl Ament said…
It was also National Potato Chip Day. At least in America. I forgot to celebrate!
9:31 PM
Steve said…
I have a weakness of chicken and mushroom pies, I must admit... Karen makes a good one.
7:44 AM
Glenda Young said…
I'm making a chicken and mushroom pie for dinner today. It's my reward for writing my novel again today. Steve, how many words are you up to now? What's the progress on yours?
12:17 PM
KAZ said…
3.14 - How many sig figs is that?
10:34 PM
Steve said…
111,045 and counting... reckon I'm now 2 thirds through. It's going to be a biggee... and will need tonnes of editing once it's finished. I think I deserve a pie too!
6:32 AM
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