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Pigwhisperer said:
Beginning to regret bringing the pigs indoors... just went into the dining room for something (nearly 11pm), Silk decides it's been a while since they've been fed & starts wheeking at the top of her voice & wakes up my daughter!
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:oops: If Silk's voice is as loud as Meg's I'm not surprised. Meg's wheak would waken the dead! :lol!:
 
Pigwhisperer said:
Beginning to regret bringing the pigs indoors... just went into the dining room for something (nearly 11pm), Silk decides it's been a while since they've been fed & starts wheeking at the top of her voice & wakes up my daughter!
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Aw I love the wheeking... I just need to say the word "piggies" or rustle a crisp packet at the other end of the house and it sets them off... I honestly cant sleep now without piggy noise like the 2am waterbottle rattle and the 4am carrot cottage crunching plus all the piggy "explosion" sounds when one of them spooks another and then there's running and chasing and furniture being turned upside down...
 
PigglePuggle said:
Aw I love the wheeking... I just need to say the word "piggies" or rustle a crisp packet at the other end of the house and it sets them off... I honestly cant sleep now without piggy noise like the 2am waterbottle rattle and the 4am carrot cottage crunching plus all the piggy "explosion" sounds when one of them spooks another and then there's running and chasing and furniture being turned upside down...
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Yes that sounds great all that. But my piggie not eating. Think he is joking but poo is too soft anf I'm syringe feeding him. He's quiet and his eyes frown at me as he hides
 
Our new piggy isnt eating much either, she's being syringe fed and hides her face a lot. We've only had her for 2 days though, she's upset about being in quarantine on her own because she has ringworm...
 
PigglePuggle said:
Aw I love the wheeking... I just need to say the word "piggies" or rustle a crisp packet at the other end of the house and it sets them off... I honestly cant sleep now without piggy noise like the 2am waterbottle rattle and the 4am carrot cottage crunching plus all the piggy "explosion" sounds when one of them spooks another and then there's running and chasing and furniture being turned upside down...
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I'm sure we will get used to it. It was like an alarm clock going off at 11pm! ! At least it wasn't a school night!
 
Pigwhisperer said:
I'm sure we will get used to it. It was like an alarm clock going off at 11pm! ! At least it wasn't a school night!
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You'll get used to it! At first I kept waking up at the noises and freaking out that someone was breaking in... and sending poor piggy daddy downstairs to check... now I freak out if I wake up and cant hear piggies, and still send him downstairs to check they are ok lol :)
 
PigglePuggle said:
You'll get used to it! At first I kept waking up at the noises and freaking out that someone was breaking in... and sending poor piggy daddy downstairs to check... now I freak out if I wake up and cant hear piggies, and still send him downstairs to check they are ok lol :)
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Poor Piggy Daddy!
 
On another topic entirely, can people really drive at 60+mph in pitch darkness (apart from headlights) on a totally unfamiliar road with sharp bends every few hundred yards? Lots of traffic the other way so no chance to use full beam, you can't see further than your headlights.

Taxi driver with reg no AV04FZF thinks anything under 50 on those sharp bends is offensive. With no idea how the curve would go and my daughter in the car, plus the distraction of an angry driver behind me, no apologies for making it my priority to keep the car on the road (in Norfolk, you often end up in a water-filled ditch if you go off the side.)
 
Just thought I would share that I am having a midlife crisis at the moment (ancient at 41) and got my tummy button pierced yesterday. I had it done previously but had to take it out 3years ago when I was pregnant. I decided maybe it was time to leave all trace of my youth behind me but I have looked at my tummy regularly since then and haven’t been happy so embraced the metal! Now wondering if I’m brave enough for a tattoo!
 
PigglePuggle said:
Aw I love the wheeking... I just need to say the word "piggies" or rustle a crisp packet at the other end of the house and it sets them off... I honestly cant sleep now without piggy noise like the 2am waterbottle rattle and the 4am carrot cottage crunching plus all the piggy "explosion" sounds when one of them spooks another and then there's running and chasing and furniture being turned upside down...
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That’s why I have to wear earplugs every night lol
 
AbiS said:
Just thought I would share that I am having a midlife crisis at the moment (ancient at 41) and got my tummy button pierced yesterday. I had it done previously but had to take it out 3years ago when I was pregnant. I decided maybe it was time to leave all trace of my youth behind me but I have looked at my tummy regularly since then and haven’t been happy so embraced the metal! Now wondering if I’m brave enough for a tattoo!
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My cousin had her tummy button pierce at 40 but she doesn't have a tatoo. I have neither. I'm too much of a wimp to get a tattoo.
 
Betsy said:
My cousin had her tummy button pierce at 40 but she doesn't have a tatoo. I have neither. I'm too much of a wimp to get a tattoo.
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I got a tattoo 17 years ago and it was the worst 10minutes of my life :)) however if I get another it would be one with real meaning to it
 
I have tattoos but I've had them for years and years, but my husband got his first tattoo aged 42. He found it very empowering, after years of having a wife and mother-in-law and friends and colleagues and then a daughter with tattoos he felt like he needed to do it even though nobody else really noticed or cared he didnt have one. Go for it!
 
PigglePuggle said:
I have tattoos but I've had them for years and years, but my husband got his first tattoo aged 42. He found it very empowering, after years of having a wife and mother-in-law and friends and colleagues and then a daughter with tattoos he felt like he needed to do it even though nobody else really noticed or cared he didnt have one. Go for it!
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My problem is going to be getting the design right, i have a concept but not the finer details
 
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