We are headed back east soon and can't wait to find MANY clumps of grass to roll in. I am glad Wynonna can find such please in just one. By the looks of her, she is really enjoying that roll in the grass. I can hear her grunting and moaning with pleasure all the way in northeast AZ. so those pictures are worth a million grunts?
Do you think I could find that level of contentment just by rolling around in the dirt? You can practically hear her happy little grunts and sighs in those pictures!
I wish I could be that relaxed! Wynonna reminds me of a pot belly pig that used to live next door to my old house. She'd come over to eat crabapples that fell off my tree.
Wynonna is about the same size as my baby girl "Piggie-Sue" was. I raised her from a tiny pigalet. she ate applesauce off of a spoon walked on a harness and loved to sneak into the house when the hubby wasn't home :) She was a sweet little thing. After her second batch of babies: she got milk fever, and had several rounds of antibiotics but it didn't help and she had to be put to sleep. I miss her very much cause there just isn't anything so wonderful as piggy kisses!!!
Wynonna has to have the cutest face around! So stinkin' cute!
ReplyDeleteI think I would enjoy Wynnona. I hear pigs are super smart — is she? If so, please send her to balance my checkbook.
ReplyDeleteWe haven't had a visit from Wynonna for a while ... by the looks of the last picture she's quite satisfied and comfy! Wynonna rocks!
ReplyDeleteAwww,how adorable is she. Can you stand it. Thanks for the pics, I may just have to use one of these to cheer me up every morning.
ReplyDeleteShe has the right idea that is for sure...Oh the life of Wynonna.....the best!
ReplyDeleteWe are headed back east soon and can't wait to find MANY clumps of grass to roll in. I am glad Wynonna can find such please in just one. By the looks of her, she is really enjoying that roll in the grass. I can hear her grunting and moaning with pleasure all the way in northeast AZ. so those pictures are worth a million grunts?
ReplyDeleteDo you think I could find that level of contentment just by rolling around in the dirt?
ReplyDeleteYou can practically hear her happy little grunts and sighs in those pictures!
Is this Hog Heaven? I always wondered where that was.
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy girl. I hope you remind her how good she's got it from time to time. :o)
ReplyDeleteI wish I could be that relaxed! Wynonna reminds me of a pot belly pig that used to live next door to my old house. She'd come over to eat crabapples that fell off my tree.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures. She looks so comfy and relaxed there.
ReplyDeleteI come running whenever I see Wynona in the subject line. Glad to see my girl is feeling good.
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is - Wynonna, try to relax!
ReplyDeleteOh I was excited to see Wynonna in the subject line too! How can you not just snuggle her up? I love her!
ReplyDeleteI love how she's using the grass as a little cushion for her sweet head!
ReplyDeleteShe is adorable.
I was wondering what she has been up to lately...now I see :)
ReplyDeleteWynonna is about the same size as my baby girl "Piggie-Sue" was. I raised her from a tiny pigalet. she ate applesauce off of a spoon walked on a harness and loved to sneak into the house when the hubby wasn't home :) She was a sweet little thing. After her second batch of babies: she got milk fever, and had several rounds of antibiotics but it didn't help and she had to be put to sleep. I miss her very much cause there just isn't anything so wonderful as piggy kisses!!!
ReplyDeleteI just love Wynonna she makes me smile. She has such an expresive face!
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