YES or NO. PIGGIES.

Zanzan said:
People who love eating talk about always having 'food noise' in their head. I can go for a long time living with my pigs and then the 'pig noise' starts in my head. And it gets louder and louder until I give in and we are all off to the rescue for a new friend. I recognise the signs. You, my friend, have pig noise. And I think it's loud. Don't worry about thinking it's too soon, you know what feels right in your heart. Only one way to stop that pig noise. And put a smile on your face again 😊 All your girls would say 'go on Dad, go for it'.
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That touch an emotional part.
I only do so well with my piggies cos Pedro was a very powerful teacher
I owe him so much. He laid the foundation for others.
Yep the voice is loud
 
Roselina said:
I’ve read your posts and the love for your piggies shines thru ❤️
As everyone has said you aren’t replacing your previous piggies but adding to your piggy family
These little creatures climb into our hearts and never leave ❤️
Any new piggies will give you joy and fun and lovely times which will help you thru your grief
I think you’ve answered your own question …
Good luck and we are all looking forward to hearing about your next steps 🥰
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Well that hits and passes the motion
I know how I feel and pass the what could I have done better with Moo but that girl fought so hard with her fits and at the end I whispered go on go find yer mum she’s saving you some carrot x
Time me thinks
 
I've got to admit when I've lost a piggy,I find it very hard to deal with and go on the search for one that needs a home.Not to replace the piggy that I lost but to focus on another one that needs a home.I travelled to Wales and back to Daventry to bring back Miss Evie and travelled to Gainsborough to bring back mop and wig(all by trains and bus or a taxi)Both trips were around 12 hours there and back.I think you are obviously missing your piggies and if you feel your heart can accept some more then go for it.
 
Gem789 said:
I've got to admit when I've lost a piggy,I find it very hard to deal with and go on the search for one that needs a home.Not to replace the piggy that I lost but to focus on another one that needs a home.I travelled to Wales and back to Daventry to bring back Miss Evie and travelled to Gainsborough to bring back mop and wig(all by trains and bus or a taxi)Both trips were around 12 hours there and back.I think you are obviously missing your piggies and if you feel your heart can accept some more then go for it.
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You are a love doing all that… wow
Hope you ok hugs
 
I like to personally reply to everyone message
If I missed anyone I’m so sorry.
THIS AM
I was looking at the bare wood on the piggies tables and all the c c stuff on floor the fleeces are in progress of getting cleaned etc
Bin men taken lot of Mavis moo and others boxes cardboard homes etc that Bloody hurt sorry for language but phew I 😢 but I knew deep down I had to
This evening ok room bare etc and echoing silence I feel positive and thank you guys
As the the magnificent Robin Williams said end of Dead Poets ‘thank you boys thank you”
 
I can only echo the others Dave, that and any guinea pigs would be lucky to have you taking care of them. Saying goodbye is hard, having to lack everything up even if it's just to wash it, it's hard. I found it much easier to settle back into looking after guinea pigs (even after a near 4 year gap) than I ever did to be without.
 
I feel I am only repeating what others have written, but your love for piggies shines through. Whenever I have had to say goodbye to a much loved piggie the grief hits me hard. When I then adopt another piggie or two I know I am not replacing the rainbow ones but inviting another into my home to have a happy life and be cherished. I live alone and watching their little personalities getting on with their day gives me a purpose. They greet me with little wheeks every time I come into the room and it makes me smile.
When your heart is ready give some piggies a lovely life Dave
 
Lorcan said:
I can only echo the others Dave, that and any guinea pigs would be lucky to have you taking care of them. Saying goodbye is hard, having to lack everything up even if it's just to wash it, it's hard. I found it much easier to settle back into looking after guinea pigs (even after a near 4 year gap) than I ever did to be without.
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munchmonster said:
I feel I am only repeating what others have written, but your love for piggies shines through. Whenever I have had to say goodbye to a much loved piggie the grief hits me hard. When I then adopt another piggie or two I know I am not replacing the rainbow ones but inviting another into my home to have a happy life and be cherished. I live alone and watching their little personalities getting on with their day gives me a purpose. They greet me with little wheeks every time I come into the room and it makes me smile.
When your heart is ready give some piggies a lovely life Dave
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Hello guys
I’m again which is my routine in morning
Sat on piggy room. The world is brighter today and that’s cos this thread
I’m only doing half day then off to pen to see the ducks hens birds and gay goose they pick me up a little
Weekend busy but I’m gona be positive xx
 
Just chiming in with the others - adding more piggies following a loss just expands the joy of them (when the time is right for you). I thoroughly enjoy reading your posts (though I'm newer to the forum) and it's more than obvious you can offer piggies in need a very loving home
I look forward to seeing where you go next
Your feelings about your previous piggies will never change regardless of who enters your life next
 
JaseChase said:
Just chiming in with the others - adding more piggies following a loss just expands the joy of them (when the time is right for you). I thoroughly enjoy reading your posts (though I'm newer to the forum) and it's more than obvious you can offer piggies in need a very loving home
I look forward to seeing where you go next
Your feelings about your previous piggies will never change regardless of who enters your life next
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Oh my thank you
I do care about them very much.
When I take a piggie on I pick them up and whisper in their ears
I promise to love you and I never let you be sad…
I shall be on forum more as one misses the amazing bond slaves have. Cos we understand that piggies rule
 
David Piggie Lover said:
I can’t put a link on showing the new thread
If anyone can pls do
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Because of the new much stricter UK online safety rules, new threads and links need to be checked by admin so it may take a little while to become visible. ;)
 
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