Pies and wood
“Here in Maine we draw from pioneer beginnings to maintain that pies are to cut wood on. That is, you tuck away a piece of pie and it sustain you at your work, whereas food that digests on you is a sham and an imposter.’’
— John Gould (1908-2003), in Old Hundredth (1987). He was a Maine-based but nationally known humorist, book author and columnist. He did much of his work from his farm in Livermore Falls.