The Pie Letters: Thoughts And Reflections On Pie And Life (Paperback)
Shortly after starting a “Pie of the Month Club,” Coletta Kewitt’s business grew to eighty pies a month. Using a commercial kitchen about thirty miles from her home, she would head into town after a day of baking with a car filled with warm pie. Along the way, she prayed for no sudden stops.
When her dear friend died, she wrote her first “pie letter” which she taped to the top of the pie boxes. Customers urged her to write more letters, and thus began her monthly essays on pie and life.
Many times, she would see customers sitting in their cars reading their pie letters before taking off for home.
Readers will learn the benefits of P.I.E. - “patience in everything,” which is one of the greatest blessings God can bestow on us.
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The Pie Letters: Thoughts And Reflections On Pie And Life (Paperback)
The Pie Letters: Thoughts And Reflections On Pie And Life (Paperback)
Shortly after starting a “Pie of the Month Club,” Coletta Kewitt’s business grew to eighty pies a month. Using a commercial kitchen about thirty miles from her home, she would head into town after a day of baking with a car filled with warm pie. Along the way, she prayed for no sudden stops.
When her dear friend died, she wrote her first “pie letter” which she taped to the top of the pie boxes. Customers urged her to write more letters, and thus began her monthly essays on pie and life.
Many times, she would see customers sitting in their cars reading their pie letters before taking off for home.
Readers will learn the benefits of P.I.E. - “patience in everything,” which is one of the greatest blessings God can bestow on us.
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Shortly after starting a “Pie of the Month Club,” Coletta Kewitt’s business grew to eighty pies a month. Using a commercial kitchen about thirty miles from her home, she would head into town after a day of baking with a car filled with warm pie. Along the way, she prayed for no sudden stops.
When her dear friend died, she wrote her first “pie letter” which she taped to the top of the pie boxes. Customers urged her to write more letters, and thus began her monthly essays on pie and life.
Many times, she would see customers sitting in their cars reading their pie letters before taking off for home.
Readers will learn the benefits of P.I.E. - “patience in everything,” which is one of the greatest blessings God can bestow on us.
