Re: Priesthood, Pi Day, and QOTW
So, I have to admit that I read Keryn's question yesterday and then didn't answer because I needed some time to consider it myself. This morning, after reading what everyone else has said, the whole thing makes more sense to me. I don't really have anything to add to it, just thanks for helping me understand (my mindset was right there with Keryn's).
I have always known that Mar. 14 is Pi Day, mostly I think because it is one of my friends from high school, Marc Porritt's, birthday. We always celebrated it with him and remembered it because it was Pi Day. Tyler and I went to the store last night to get milk and juice and cheese (WIC things) and some sort of treat. In honor of Pi Day, Tyler wanted to get Mud Pie, instead of regular ice-cream. However, the ice-cream in Mud Pie is Coffee and chocolate, yuck. So, instead we got a chocolate mousse ice-cream pie. Wow, was it rich. One tiny slice and you have to have a whole cup of milk to get it all down. But it was good! (Yes, we jumped the gun a little and had some last night...we'll celebrate again tonight, though, it was a big pie!)
My favorite kind of pie has always been either the sour cream lemon or the banana cream pies that Daddy always makes. Sooo good. I look forward to Thanksgiving dinner every year for those pies more than anything else. I prefer the lemon just a tiny bit over the banana, so that's my favorite.
I have always known that Mar. 14 is Pi Day, mostly I think because it is one of my friends from high school, Marc Porritt's, birthday. We always celebrated it with him and remembered it because it was Pi Day. Tyler and I went to the store last night to get milk and juice and cheese (WIC things) and some sort of treat. In honor of Pi Day, Tyler wanted to get Mud Pie, instead of regular ice-cream. However, the ice-cream in Mud Pie is Coffee and chocolate, yuck. So, instead we got a chocolate mousse ice-cream pie. Wow, was it rich. One tiny slice and you have to have a whole cup of milk to get it all down. But it was good! (Yes, we jumped the gun a little and had some last night...we'll celebrate again tonight, though, it was a big pie!)
My favorite kind of pie has always been either the sour cream lemon or the banana cream pies that Daddy always makes. Sooo good. I look forward to Thanksgiving dinner every year for those pies more than anything else. I prefer the lemon just a tiny bit over the banana, so that's my favorite.

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