a pig, as seen in Vieux Nice

Hi,
I found your wonderful blog sometime ago. i enjoy what you are doing. Keep up all the hard work.
all the best,
lisa

ho, pauvre petit porcinet, mais c’est tellement bon, qu’on en oublierait d’avoir des remords.

Dis bonojur a mes parents a ceux de Sylvie(that you know, they are in Nice together right now.
J ‘arrive samedi a Paris let me know if you are around.
Pierre-Alain

want a photo of a pig as seen in manila? there’s a whole lot of similarities… =D YUMM!

I’m very much aware of where my food come from, which is why I try to eat local and organic. I’m also not a vegetarian. But, every time a see a whole roast pig, I always feel sorry for it. My heart cries as my mouth waters.

Hmmm…is that pig in a bakery shop window?

I also feel for the pig, but as they say in French, “mais c’est tellement bon.” J’adore.

That pig looks fantastic! you have to admire a culture that puts a whole pig in the window as an advertisement. In America, we just usually put neon signs saying “open” in the window.

Oh what a cute little thing….

Kiki, is that you?

Oh yum, that looks delicious.

Lisa, thanks.
Anne, remords, moi? Jamais! Porcinet, miam!
Pierre, malheureusment j’ai déja parti. Bonne visite!
kayenne, a picture of a pig is always welcomed around here.
Chubby, what a predicament, isn’t it? I still prefer my food coming in a recognizable form rather than in a styrofoam tray.
Michelle, That’s not a bakery shop, but a pig, yes.
Eric, absolutely.
Stephanie, yes, cute and yum.
Gareth, lol.
Gemma, isn’t it?