Time Change and Pi

 

 

 

11C and breezy this morning when we walked around Fishtrap Creek.  Lots of Canada geese, Mallards and Wood ducks on the water.  I thought there would be fewer people walking because of the time  change but I guess they all had set their clocks ahead.  

When Shannon ( Eldest) came on Friday she brought an old watering can that I had discarded and worked on it while we visited. She's always working on something and that girl has talent.
Needless to say I'll be keeping that watering can when she's done ( unless she wants it but that isn't likely).

Yesterday I did more baking. This time it was cinnamon buns. I pop them into the freezer once they're cooled off.  I'll often take one out of the freezer right after breakfast and by coffee time it's nicely thawed. I make them with low sugar and with no icing so they are not decadent like a store-bought one. I don't use a recipe so I can't give one. One comment I had about the date squares was saying that a recipe would be nice. There are recipes for everything on line and the instructions are there. My haphazard ways of making food are hard to describe. ( My kids might say that the results sometimes look like it too LOL)
On the subject of baking I'll just give you a warning that Pi day is this Friday March 14. This gives us a
chance to decide what kind of pie we'll be making :)

A Strange Science Fact: Albert Einstein was born on Pi Day, and Stephen Hawking died on Pi Day. Pi Day celebrates the mathematical constant π, which is approximately 3.14. The holiday is celebrated every year on March 14. Notably, Albert Einstein was born on March 14, 1879 and Stephen Hawking died on March 14, 2018

 Pi Day is celebrated on March 14 (3/14) to commemorate the mathematical constant π (pi), which is approximately 3.14. The day is celebrated by eating pie, reciting pi, and participating in other activities. 

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