Tonight I’m sharing this peanut butter pie with you in hopes that you will make it this weekend and share it with those you love.
Please take a moment to support a fellow blogger who is suffering a great loss.
Life is short.
Give thanks.
Give hugs.
Eat pie.
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I have no words to even describe my sympathy for Jennie’s loss, I’m looking forward to making a peanut butter pie in memory of her husband
having been one to know sudden loss more than one should know it, your simple but sweet and heartfelt post sums up everything that life should be.
It Is wonderful That you’ve done this! <3 the pie looks great too!
My heart goes out to Jenny. I will be making this pie over the weekend.
I’m so sorry for her loss. I cannot even imagine. I don’t have the ingredients tonight but I will be running to the store tomorrow for them. And tonight, when he gets home from work he’ll be getting a big hug. Along with all of my other loved ones I see this week, and the next… and the next…
Yuuuuummmm! I may just be drooling!
xo jess
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Oh my goodness
This is very sweet of you to post
haven’t heard “ain’t no thang” in a million years. thanks for reminding me!
I have been reading this all over the blog world today. Thanks for posting. I will def. be making a PB pie this weekend…one of my fav. desserts as well. Life is so precious…live in every moment and never forget to say “I love you.”
Life is precious…. Moment has been taken.
I have seen similar posts all week. My heart has been heavy for this woman.
Thank you for blogging about her loss. She has been in my thoughts and prayers all week.
My deepest sympathies to her and her family.
I am so amazed at how much the blogging community is there in support of Jennie’s loss. This community that I am also part of, ROCKS!
We love you Jennie.
Ugh, I just read. My heart is breaking.
so heart breaking to hear of her loss. makes the grudge i have been holding against my husband seem extremly trivial. i’m going to go hug him and my kids. pb pie on the menu this weekend. thank you for sharing this post.
my prayers are with her and her family
thoughts and prayers are with her and her family. can’t even imagine what that must be like. can’t wait to make this pb pie to help me remember the important things in life.
Such a sad story. My godmother made this pie tonight as well. We shared a big hug when I came home from work.
My pie is made and is sitting in the fridge to be eaten tomorrow. I’ve just published my post.
My heart is very, very heavy for Jennifer and her girls.
No explanations, just an emptiness and many, many tears.
Thank you, Jessica.
I’ve loved seeing all these pie posts today – it shows what an amazing community we have going on here and it is such a fitting tribute to Mikey.
Having just gotten married less than 3 weeks ago, I feel deeply for Jennie. I absolutely can’t imagine my life without my guy. And, he loves everything peanut butter too. I will make this pie this weekend in memory of Mikey. Praying for Jennie and her family.
Such a sad reminder to never take the ones we love for granted. I’m thinking of her.
It’s so sweet that you posted this. I just heard about it this morning and it broke my heart.
Great post, my heart breaks for Jennie.
Wonderful of you to post Jessica…thank you for sharing. My thoughts, prayers and love goes out to Jennie and her family.
I love that the community is supporting Jennie in this way. I had not had the opportunity to read her blog until now, but my heart breaks for her and her family.
That hurts my heart. Prayers are with Jennie and her family.
This is my hubbys favorite too & I will def make it this wknd in memory of her husband. It’s a very nice & supportive thing you’ve done by posting this. I don’t know what its like to lose a husband but I’ve lost a daughter. I know how it feels to lose someone so a part of you. Any support from anyone makes it seem like maybe we aren’t so alone in our sorrow. I will be praying for her family, that they will know there is a light at the end of the long dark bumpy ride through the darkest of tunnels
I am so sorry for her loss and I hope one day soon she can start to feel like herself again. I will be sure to make this pie. You are so kind to post this for a friend.
when I found out about her loss I felt so powerless. we never know what the next second might bring.
I’ve made earlier today some peanut butter treats and shared with my family and neighbors.
So very very sad…..
But very very SWEET of everyone to make this in his memory.
~Peace & Love!
I was upset with my husband for most of the day yesterday. After reading this, I woke him up at 2am to apologize and let him know he’s important. Thanks for reminding me. My heart goes out to Jennie and everyone else that knew Mikey.
After I lost my mom (the closest person to me) the thought that got me through the worst was how fortunate I had been to have the sort of relationship with her that would hurt so much to lose. I hope that with time Jennie can think of him again and be happy.
his favorite thing incorporated peanut butter. great man, if you ask me.
This is so sad … but it was really nice of you to do this. Her post was heartfelt.
This is speaking to me this weekend. Sometimes we need to slow our life down and even turn off our phones and computers.
A beautiful pie…a beautiful tribute.
What a strong woman, life will come back to normal for her & her girls, Jenny is in my prayers.. and I cant wait to go home and make peanut butter pieeee
*Weeeee* 
Thanksss for a great recipe both Jenny & Jessica
I have this in my fridge right now, the filling tastes incredible (no, I didn’t lick the spoon as I poured it into the crust…..3 times….)!
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