Holiday Pi
No, today isn't March 14,
but I can no more resist a chance to write about Pi any more than I can resist
the chance to eat pumpkin pie (or any of the delicious holiday pies so popular
at this time of year)! Speaking of which I discovered this morning (yes, I was
thinking Pi for breakfast) there is sadly no more Pi left from Thanksgiving in
our refrigerator. I guess I was not the only one thinking Pi around here. I
actually made ham and cheese pot pies and turkey pot pies yesterday with the
last of the ham and turkey leftovers. They are nicely tucked into the freezer
for future noshing, but this morning when I was thinking Pi, I was thinking
sweet thoughts with whipped cream from the can on top!
At least, this morning
anyway, I won’t have to worry about Pi adding to my circumference. And with
Christmas coming soon I know there will be more Pi in the near future. I guess
I should be thinking about walking off the effects my most recent love affair
with Pi before Christmas.
Then there's the
Fibonacci sequence to consider....eating one slice of Pi (1) can increase to
eating another (1). That makes two (2) so far and if you slice them small
enough you can get a taste of all three on a dessert plate (3) for a total of
five (5). And that’s just the start, who knows what can happen after a good
stomach settling nap! All I can be sure of is if I keep with the Fibonacci
sequence I will infinitely increase my calories which will only lead to exponential
increases to my waist line which is already pretty substantial! But we do love
some Pi and around here try never let it go to waist.
Wait a minute! What
about the piece of Pi I hid behind the leftover stuffing! I guess since Pi is
an irrational number and I love pie, infinitely, there is just no way to excuse
(or rationalize) my behavior (Pi for breakfast-Yay!) today!
thank goodness are Pi isnint baked on the rule of "the Golden rectangle" um can you slice mine 1.618
ReplyDeleteDang Skippy...You made me google it(kinda like you made me look, you made me look..)and I will definitely make your slice 1.618 :)
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