Wordless Wednesday - Pig Angel
Wednesday August 6, 2008
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Comments
Now THAT’S a pig!
@_@ Oink Oink!!
So sweet. I would love to have potbelly pig someday. I think they are sweet animals and very smart!
CRIPES! That is the largest pic I have ever seen. Wow…
(Thanks for stopping by Chaos today!)
That is one big pig
Happy WW
It sure is a big one! Happy WW!
I can tell that this pig is very special to her owner. It looks as though they communicate very well.
I feel especially the way Nancy does. About how well you bond. Also it is just plain wonderful picture.
Check out pics of my granddaughters 4th Birthday if you get a minute.
I’m in the middle of a book that takes place in Virginia in 1940, and all I can think of when I see this picture is. “That there’s a HOG, son, not a pig.”
Now I really have to read your associated articles to see what the pic is really about.
My great-grandparents were pig/hog farmers. I have cherished memories of going out to the barn and barnyard to see the newborn piggies. My sister and I got in trouble for feeding the pigs one time when were were visiting. Our parents were in the farmhouse. We sat on the fence threw ears of corn at the pigs. We wouldn’t have gotten caught if they hadn’t squealed so loud. ha!
How much love that little boy had for his “special girl” — I hope he’s adjusting okay. The loss of a loved one, even if they travel on four feet instead of two, can be so very hard for kids.
What a big pig! I can’t believe it’s size. But it’s still cute. Great photo!