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I say this little piggy had vegi soup :) It is funny when someone else

does it to her, she just gives them 'the look'.. you know " Hey don't

you know how it goes " ?

I have not read the Hungry Caterpillar yet, but will be sure to use

the soy reference. I think I should write the author and ask 'em to

make a vegi version. LOL

Guest guest
Posted

I think that mentioning these things to fav. authors is great. They won't know

if we don't speak up.

Thanks for the veggie soup suggestion. I never even thought about it before,

but it makes perfect sense. My daughter doesn't know the difference at this

point (22 months) but I can see problems popping up, as I call veggie burgers

hamburgers sometimes. Just habit, I guess... Burgers would be better for all.

Thanks,

Cassie

 

DC <keepuspurring wrote: I say this little

piggy had vegi soup :) It is funny when someone else

does it to her, she just gives them 'the look'.. you know " Hey don't

you know how it goes " ?

I have not read the Hungry Caterpillar yet, but will be sure to use

the soy reference. I think I should write the author and ask 'em to

make a vegi version. LOL

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Guest guest
Posted

Our piggy has broccoli :-)

 

 

 

 

On

Behalf Of Cassie Dixon

Thursday, April 10, 2008 9:48 AM

 

Re: Re: This Little Piggy

 

 

 

I think that mentioning these things to fav. authors is great. They won't

know if we don't speak up.

Thanks for the veggie soup suggestion. I never even thought about it before,

but it makes perfect sense. My daughter doesn't know the difference at this

point (22 months) but I can see problems popping up, as I call veggie

burgers hamburgers sometimes. Just habit, I guess... Burgers would be better

for all.

Thanks,

Cassie

 

DC <keepuspurring@ <keepuspurring%40aol.com> aol.com> wrote: I say

this little piggy had vegi soup :) It is funny when someone else

does it to her, she just gives them 'the look'.. you know " Hey don't

you know how it goes " ?

I have not read the Hungry Caterpillar yet, but will be sure to use

the soy reference. I think I should write the author and ask 'em to

make a vegi version. LOL

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

http://mail. <>

 

 

Guest guest
Posted

Hi Cassie,

Well, we call veggie burgers " burgers " or we make the distinction

between " boca burgers " (which I don't care for) and " veggie burgers "

(all other burgers, unless they are a specific kind like " black bean

burgers " ) -- but since we watch tv, our son has now heard words we don't

use, and he now asks for " hamburgers " sometimes. Ugh. We've explained

it to him, and he now uses hamburgers just when he's goofing around -

and usually asks for the specific kind of burger he wants (boca, veggie,

bean, etc.). So strange how semantics are such a big deal on some

issues, but they are! I don't want the vision of poor cows as we eat

our food.

 

And DC, great idea to contact Eric Carle! That'd be cool to have a

veggie version . . . it's a classic book that I love dearly, but it'd be

grand to have a new version, too! :-)

Have a great day,

Lorraine

 

 

On

Behalf Of Cassie Dixon

Thursday, April 10, 2008 6:48 AM

 

Re: Re: This Little Piggy

 

I think that mentioning these things to fav. authors is great. They

won't know if we don't speak up.

Thanks for the veggie soup suggestion. I never even thought about it

before, but it makes perfect sense. My daughter doesn't know the

difference at this point (22 months) but I can see problems popping up,

as I call veggie burgers hamburgers sometimes. Just habit, I guess...

Burgers would be better for all.

Thanks,

Cassie

 

DC <keepuspurring@ <keepuspurring%40aol.com> aol.com> wrote: I

say this little piggy had vegi soup :) It is funny when someone else

does it to her, she just gives them 'the look'.. you know " Hey don't

you know how it goes " ?

I have not read the Hungry Caterpillar yet, but will be sure to use

the soy reference. I think I should write the author and ask 'em to

make a vegi version. LOL

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

http://mail. <>

 

 

Guest guest
Posted

We don't have piggies.... We have Doggies who do eat roast beef and then the

other Doggie has a bone.

 

On Thu, Apr 10, 2008 at 7:58 AM, Mary <jmkable wrote:

 

> Our piggy has broccoli :-)

>

>

> <%40> [

> <%40>] On

> Behalf Of Cassie Dixon

> Thursday, April 10, 2008 9:48 AM

> <%40>

> Re: Re: This Little Piggy

>

> I think that mentioning these things to fav. authors is great. They won't

> know if we don't speak up.

> Thanks for the veggie soup suggestion. I never even thought about it

> before,

> but it makes perfect sense. My daughter doesn't know the difference at

> this

> point (22 months) but I can see problems popping up, as I call veggie

> burgers hamburgers sometimes. Just habit, I guess... Burgers would be

> better

> for all.

> Thanks,

> Cassie

>

> DC <keepuspurring@ <keepuspurring%40aol.com<keepuspurring%2540aol.com>>

> aol.com> wrote: I say

> this little piggy had vegi soup :) It is funny when someone else

> does it to her, she just gives them 'the look'.. you know " Hey don't

> you know how it goes " ?

> I have not read the Hungry Caterpillar yet, but will be sure to use

> the soy reference. I think I should write the author and ask 'em to

> make a vegi version. LOL

>

>

>

>

> http://mail. <>

>

>

Guest guest
Posted

Our little piggies have whatever our boy has had that day to eat, so

most recently they had spaghetti. I think they must get all the

leftovers sitting below his chair. :-)

 

, " Sarah Bartholme " <sdbartholme

wrote:

>

> We don't have piggies.... We have Doggies who do eat roast beef and

then the

> other Doggie has a bone.

>

> On Thu, Apr 10, 2008 at 7:58 AM, Mary <jmkable wrote:

>

> > Our piggy has broccoli :-)

> >

> >

> > <%40>

[

> > <%40>] On

> > Behalf Of Cassie Dixon

> > Thursday, April 10, 2008 9:48 AM

> > <%40>

> > Re: Re: This Little Piggy

> >

> > I think that mentioning these things to fav. authors is great.

They won't

> > know if we don't speak up.

> > Thanks for the veggie soup suggestion. I never even thought about it

> > before,

> > but it makes perfect sense. My daughter doesn't know the difference at

> > this

> > point (22 months) but I can see problems popping up, as I call veggie

> > burgers hamburgers sometimes. Just habit, I guess... Burgers would be

> > better

> > for all.

> > Thanks,

> > Cassie

> >

> > DC <keepuspurring@

<keepuspurring%40aol.com<keepuspurring%2540aol.com>>

> > aol.com> wrote: I say

> > this little piggy had vegi soup :) It is funny when someone else

> > does it to her, she just gives them 'the look'.. you know " Hey don't

> > you know how it goes " ?

> > I have not read the Hungry Caterpillar yet, but will be sure to use

> > the soy reference. I think I should write the author and ask 'em to

> > make a vegi version. LOL

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > http://mail. <>

> >

> >

Guest guest
Posted

I have always converted all those things for Ava. (2 yrs)

We actually have piggies (so our dogs are vegetarian also), most of time we

refer to our piggies by name. :)

Laura, Ava, Winston, Mia, Keagan, Sebastian, Reece, Brody, Addison, and Winnie

(forever in our hearts)

 

Heather Clark <iris777888 wrote:

Our little piggies have whatever our boy has had that day to eat, so

most recently they had spaghetti. I think they must get all the

leftovers sitting below his chair. :-)

 

, " Sarah Bartholme " <sdbartholme

wrote:

>

> We don't have piggies.... We have Doggies who do eat roast beef and

then the

> other Doggie has a bone.

>

> On Thu, Apr 10, 2008 at 7:58 AM, Mary <jmkable wrote:

>

> > Our piggy has broccoli :-)

> >

> >

> > <%40>

[

> > <%40>] On

> > Behalf Of Cassie Dixon

> > Thursday, April 10, 2008 9:48 AM

> > <%40>

> > Re: Re: This Little Piggy

> >

> > I think that mentioning these things to fav. authors is great.

They won't

> > know if we don't speak up.

> > Thanks for the veggie soup suggestion. I never even thought about it

> > before,

> > but it makes perfect sense. My daughter doesn't know the difference at

> > this

> > point (22 months) but I can see problems popping up, as I call veggie

> > burgers hamburgers sometimes. Just habit, I guess... Burgers would be

> > better

> > for all.

> > Thanks,

> > Cassie

> >

> > DC <keepuspurring@

<keepuspurring%40aol.com<keepuspurring%2540aol.com>>

> > aol.com> wrote: I say

> > this little piggy had vegi soup :) It is funny when someone else

> > does it to her, she just gives them 'the look'.. you know " Hey don't

> > you know how it goes " ?

> > I have not read the Hungry Caterpillar yet, but will be sure to use

> > the soy reference. I think I should write the author and ask 'em to

> > make a vegi version. LOL

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > http://mail. <>

> >

> >

Guest guest
Posted

Heather wrote:

 

<<Our little piggies have whatever our boy has had that day to eat, so most

recently they had spaghetti. I think they must get all the leftovers sitting

below his chair. :-) >>

 

LOL!! In fact, they do, unless he wears shoes when he eats!

 

Liz

 

 

 

 

Guest guest
Posted

Too funny, as Lily will ONLY refer to toes as piggies! We think it adorable,

but as a teacher, I wonder what her teacher will say in day care next year...

 

Cassie

" life's a garden, dig it! "

 

Sent from my iPhone

 

On Apr 11, 2008, at 1:41 PM, ERB <bakwin wrote:

 

Heather wrote:

 

<<Our little piggies have whatever our boy has had that day to eat, so most

recently they had spaghetti. I think they must get all the leftovers sitting

below his chair. :-) >>

 

LOL!! In fact, they do, unless he wears shoes when he eats!

 

Liz

 

 

Guest guest
Posted

Do you have these piggies on a farm, or are they your house pets? We were just

talking today about pigs, for some reason. I have wanted a pot-bellied pig for

a pet, but our first child, Rebel the 90 lb Pit bull, would eat it :( He only

has a few more lazy years left, so maybe we could get a small dog and a pig ;)

that would be great!

 

Cassie

" life's a garden, dig it! "

 

Sent from my iPhone

 

On Apr 11, 2008, at 12:17 PM, Laura Hernbloom <laurahernbloom wrote:

 

I have always converted all those things for Ava. (2 yrs)

We actually have piggies (so our dogs are vegetarian also), most of time we

refer to our piggies by name. :)

Laura, Ava, Winston, Mia, Keagan, Sebastian, Reece, Brody, Addison, and Winnie

(forever in our hearts)

 

Heather Clark <iris777888 wrote:

Our little piggies have whatever our boy has had that day to eat, so

most recently they had spaghetti. I think they must get all the

leftovers sitting below his chair. :-)

 

, " Sarah Bartholme " <sdbartholme

wrote:

>

> We don't have piggies.... We have Doggies who do eat roast beef and

then the

> other Doggie has a bone.

>

> On Thu, Apr 10, 2008 at 7:58 AM, Mary <jmkable wrote:

>

> > Our piggy has broccoli :-)

> >

> >

> > <%40>

[

> > <%40>] On

> > Behalf Of Cassie Dixon

> > Thursday, April 10, 2008 9:48 AM

> > <%40>

> > Re: Re: This Little Piggy

> >

> > I think that mentioning these things to fav. authors is great.

They won't

> > know if we don't speak up.

> > Thanks for the veggie soup suggestion. I never even thought about it

> > before,

> > but it makes perfect sense. My daughter doesn't know the difference at

> > this

> > point (22 months) but I can see problems popping up, as I call veggie

> > burgers hamburgers sometimes. Just habit, I guess... Burgers would be

> > better

> > for all.

> > Thanks,

> > Cassie

> >

> > DC <keepuspurring@

<keepuspurring%40aol.com<keepuspurring%2540aol.com>>

> > aol.com> wrote: I say

> > this little piggy had vegi soup :) It is funny when someone else

> > does it to her, she just gives them 'the look'.. you know " Hey don't

> > you know how it goes " ?

> > I have not read the Hungry Caterpillar yet, but will be sure to use

> > the soy reference. I think I should write the author and ask 'em to

> > make a vegi version. LOL

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > http://mail. <>

> >

> >

Guest guest
Posted

We have two 10 yr old Hampshires. Keagan is about 800 lbs and Sebastian is about

1000 lb. I rescued them when they were piglets. We also have five pb pigs and

lost one last year.

I do a lot of rescue and placement, so when you're ready--let me know! There

are lots of pigs needing homes! :)

Laura, Ava, Winston, Mia, Keagan, Sebastian, Reece, Brody, Addison, and Winnie

(forever in our hearts)

 

Cassie Dixon <roxy87cabriolet wrote:

Do you have these piggies on a farm, or are they your house pets? We

were just talking today about pigs, for some reason. I have wanted a pot-bellied

pig for a pet, but our first child, Rebel the 90 lb Pit bull, would eat it :( He

only has a few more lazy years left, so maybe we could get a small dog and a pig

;) that would be great!

 

Cassie

" life's a garden, dig it! "

 

Sent from my iPhone

 

On Apr 11, 2008, at 12:17 PM, Laura Hernbloom <laurahernbloom wrote:

 

I have always converted all those things for Ava. (2 yrs)

We actually have piggies (so our dogs are vegetarian also), most of time we

refer to our piggies by name. :)

Laura, Ava, Winston, Mia, Keagan, Sebastian, Reece, Brody, Addison, and Winnie

(forever in our hearts)

 

Heather Clark <iris777888 wrote:

Our little piggies have whatever our boy has had that day to eat, so

most recently they had spaghetti. I think they must get all the

leftovers sitting below his chair. :-)

 

, " Sarah Bartholme " <sdbartholme

wrote:

>

> We don't have piggies.... We have Doggies who do eat roast beef and

then the

> other Doggie has a bone.

>

> On Thu, Apr 10, 2008 at 7:58 AM, Mary <jmkable wrote:

>

> > Our piggy has broccoli :-)

> >

> >

> > <%40>

[

> > <%40>] On

> > Behalf Of Cassie Dixon

> > Thursday, April 10, 2008 9:48 AM

> > <%40>

> > Re: Re: This Little Piggy

> >

> > I think that mentioning these things to fav. authors is great.

They won't

> > know if we don't speak up.

> > Thanks for the veggie soup suggestion. I never even thought about it

> > before,

> > but it makes perfect sense. My daughter doesn't know the difference at

> > this

> > point (22 months) but I can see problems popping up, as I call veggie

> > burgers hamburgers sometimes. Just habit, I guess... Burgers would be

> > better

> > for all.

> > Thanks,

> > Cassie

> >

> > DC <keepuspurring@

<keepuspurring%40aol.com<keepuspurring%2540aol.com>>

> > aol.com> wrote: I say

> > this little piggy had vegi soup :) It is funny when someone else

> > does it to her, she just gives them 'the look'.. you know " Hey don't

> > you know how it goes " ?

> > I have not read the Hungry Caterpillar yet, but will be sure to use

> > the soy reference. I think I should write the author and ask 'em to

> > make a vegi version. LOL

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > http://mail. <>

> >

> >

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