Today, I stumbled upon a little puzzle called “Pie Preference” in the NYT Crossword. I thought, “Why not give it a shot?” So, I started to figure out what this was all about.
First off, I needed to understand what kind of pie they were talking about. You know, there are so many types of pies, like apple, pumpkin, pecan, and so on. I realized I needed to find out the specific kind of pie that was the answer to this crossword clue.
I grabbed my phone and started searching. I read a few articles about pies. One said, “Pies are happiness,” which I totally agree with. I mean, who doesn’t love a good pie, right? I found out that there’s a whole bunch of different pies people like, but the one that fit the crossword clue was what I was after.
Then, I started filling in the letters in the crossword grid. I looked for clues that would give me hints about the letters in “Pie Preference.” It was like being a detective, trying to solve a mystery with each letter I filled in.
My Process
- Read the Clue: I carefully read the clue for “Pie Preference” to get an idea of what I was looking for.
- Brainstorm: I thought about all the different kinds of pies I know and tried to figure out which one made sense with the clue.
- Research: I did a bit of searching online to see what others were saying about pie preferences and what the common ones were.
- Fill in the Grid: With the clues I had, I started to put letters into the crossword puzzle, seeing which ones fit and made sense.
- Solve: Slowly but surely, I pieced together the answer until I finally cracked it.
It took a bit of time, but I finally figured out the answer to the “Pie Preference” clue. It felt pretty good to solve it, like I had accomplished something. This little crossword adventure reminded me how much fun it can be to challenge myself with puzzles and learn new things along the way.
This whole experience got me thinking about how much I love pies, not just eating them but also making them. It might be fun to try baking some different kinds of pies and maybe even have a pie-tasting party with friends. After all, as that article said, “Pies are happiness,” and who wouldn’t want to share a bit of happiness?
In the end, solving this crossword clue was a fun little detour in my day. I feel more content and happy. It’s these small things that can really make a difference. And it makes me excited to tackle more puzzles in the future. Maybe I’ll even make it a regular thing.
