Pie. Pie. Pie. Personally, I am not a huge pie fan. In fact, I don't really like pie at all, but I happen to know a lot of people that do. So raise a fork and dig into some pie trivia.

Last Tuesday Trivia, I quizzed on NASCAR. Only three responded, but it was a pretty good week for answering. Cole and my dad both got seven right, tying for first. Perhaps pie will get people more excited this week. And while you are mouth watering over those three pies above, I have to mention that I crafted those just this evening. If you need pie art, I seem to be able to create tasty treats. Also keep this in mind if I ever say I am making you pie. It will probably contain pixels, not cherries. . . .

A Thanksgiving reminder hangs on our door.

My November wreath testifies to the phrase reduce, reuse, recycle. Actually, many of my crafts do. I save old magazines, pretty strings from clothing tags and scraps of clean cardboard. You never know when a snip of something might be just what you need to finish off a project. . . .

A little Daytona Beach action from 2011.

Perhaps, I got scared off by all the bugs. I know ... it's been a while since I posted my last bit of trivia. But back in October, Max, my dad, pulled out a win with nine out of 10 correct. Pretty impressive I must say. . . .

Big caterpillar inching its way up the sidewalk.

On my daily walk, or at least daily until I can't stand the cold, I looked down and saw this giant caterpillar inching its way up the hill by the law school. I usually see a squirrel, dog or the occasional groundhog. This walk I got even luckier — a giant caterpillar. No joke, the thing was at least as long as my palm and hotdog-sized around. I am sure he will eventually turn into a prettier flying creature, but until then I just watch his wiggle up the hill. I got as close as I dared. I didn't want him to bust out any sneaky ninja skills and bite me or anything. That's not the type of adventure I want on a walk. . . .

No. 13, driven by Jeremy Cesene, rounds the corner during a race at the Pittsburgh International Race Complex in Wampum, Pa. He started racing in 2004. . . .