A Propensity to Pile
Furry piglets, spotted piglets, plain piglets, porky piglets. We all just want to cuddle in a big piglet pile.
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Nov 21
The Thinking Pig
Wilma, the passionate pig: I think about food. I think about grain and grass and tomatoes and cucumbers. I think about when I will eat...
Nov 20
Henry the Reflective
Greetings. Despite my commitment to cross-species understanding, the Feeder calendar with its year-end well into the cold and dark...
Nov 15
Death as a Way of Life
As a child, I found the fear of death mystifying. Raised in a culty, right-wing Christian family, my parents trotted out the message of...
Nov 14
A Pig’s Hair
Wilma, the passionate pig: KuneKune’s have hair all over. We have hair on our backs and hair on our bellies and hair on our butts. We...
Nov 7
A Pig’s Curiosity
The Spotted Piglet: I could be eating, but I am wondering. What is this? I will snuffle it. I will feel it with my snout. It is a boot....
Nov 6
Henry the Confident
Greetings from your loyal linguist. Despite the Head Hen’s critique regarding my “ambient level of narcissism,” I sincerely desire to...
Nov 1
Animism or Bust
As an animist, I experience all that surrounds me, especially the more-than-human world, as full of life and agency. Grasshoppers and elk...
Oct 24
A Pig’s Nose
Wilma, the passionate pig: I love my nose! I use it to snuffle in the dirt and to sort through scraps and to scoop grain. Our sister pigs...
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