"Who can know what effect our smallest acts of kindness may have on others? Perhaps the most important contribution of Mother Teresa, who serves the most destitute and neglected, is that she instills in those who have been abandoned the realization that they too are loved."
~ Sant Darshan Singh Ji Maharaj ~
Panda Pig's Peace Sanctuary exists so that abandoned, neglected, sick, and dying guinea pigs may experience that they, too, are cherished and loved!
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Thursday, August 5, 2010
YUM-YUM DEMONSTRATES GUINEA PIG "HOGGING" OF FOOD
"MMMMmmmm! Wheatgrass! My favorite, my precious, all mine, my precious, favorite wheatgrass, all for ME! Yummy!"
Hmmm.....I believe you Yum-Yum when you express how wonderful the wheat grass is. However, do you have to sound so selfish about it? Look at the Mahals and how nicely they share their wheat grass. You could possibly learn something about life from them you know!
By the way, that's some mighty fine looking wheat grass that your mom grows for you. You are all very lucky Pigolettos!
Dear Auntie Ann, thank you for interest in my ear and polite eating habits. You think i sound selfish, then let me refer you a few posts back, perhaps even another page back, to a post entitled: FOOD FIGHT involving - not me, Auntie Ann, but the Mahals who, to quote you: "nicely share their wheatgrass." That was a photo op from mom who would lead you to believe we are a peaceful people, or whatever! Please view "Food Fight" the one with the shiny bright orange carrot, and we shall revisit this subject at a later time: don't be fooled by the cunning Mahals! They learned how to be cute at the shelter so they could get adopted. Now that they enjoy a "forever home" with me and mom, ooooh, it's a different story NOW! thank you, your comments are both welcome and appreciated.
Hmmm.....I believe you Yum-Yum when you express how wonderful the wheat grass is. However, do you have to sound so selfish about it? Look at the Mahals and how nicely they share their wheat grass. You could possibly learn something about life from them you know!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, that's some mighty fine looking wheat grass that your mom grows for you. You are all very lucky Pigolettos!
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Dear Auntie Ann, thank you for interest in my ear and polite eating habits. You think i sound selfish, then let me refer you a few posts back, perhaps even another page back, to a post entitled: FOOD FIGHT involving - not me, Auntie
ReplyDeleteAnn, but the Mahals who, to quote you: "nicely share their wheatgrass." That was a photo op from mom who would lead you to believe we are a peaceful people, or whatever! Please view "Food Fight" the one with the shiny bright orange carrot, and we shall revisit this subject at a later time: don't be fooled by the cunning Mahals! They learned how to be cute at the shelter so they could get adopted. Now that they enjoy a "forever home" with me and mom, ooooh, it's a different story NOW! thank you, your comments are both welcome and appreciated.