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Book of PiPI DAY
Friday, March 14, 2008
Harriett

It's Pi Day!  Happy Birthday, Pi!  Featured to left is an entry from the International Edible Books Festival (coming up again this year, on Saturday April 5th!).  But, even better than pies, I have music!  I am delighted to learn that some intrepid soul caught Lucy Kaplansky in action, and you can hear her dad's Song About Pi with a simple click.  Thanks to Lucy and Irving Kaplansky for the Pi song, and to whoever sneaked it onto the web.



DR. SEUSS CAKE CONTEST
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Harriett

The Food Network has issued a Challenge. 
Four top cake artists will design cakes inspired by Dr. Seuss, including Horton Hears a Who and Cat In The Hat.  The winner takes home $10K.  Airtimes include: March 9, 8:00 PM ET/PT;  March 12, 11:00 PM ET/PT; March 15, 2:00 PM ET/PT and March 16, 7:00 PM ET/PT.  Looks like good preparation for the Edible Books Festival on April 5th!



POPSICLE TREE
Thursday, November 1, 2007
Catapiwwa

I woke up this morning thinking about popsicle trees, and realized that a bright blue sunny sky on the first of November was the perfect time to go harvesting popsicles.  Turtle thought I was a little wacked, as usual, but since she just wanted to compose industrial grunge music on alphabetical keyboards, I knew I had a better plan.

So I did a quick google image search to present my image of a popsicle tree (you can find everything on google, right?), and I was surprised to find ... a book.  That's right, bookseller finds a book.  Dorien Grey's book is a mystery about awakening parental instincts when a gay couple suddenly finds themselves reponsible for the care of small children. 

The cemetery pic on the cover shows popsicle-shaped tree, but no fruit.  Not exactly what I had in mind.  Damn, have to go find my own, again.  Halloween candy will run out eventually, after all.


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