During the middle of the ceremony there was some loud squawking and I thought that perhaps one of the few birds on Guam had found his way to the party. But then it sounded more like a pig and I had a vision of a wild pig or two wandering out of the jungle and making a surprise appearance. I was close -- except that it wasn't a wild pig but a slightly domesticated piglet that had been pressed into service as
![piggie](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhLMSkOFtCps6vFNqoPgp_oWc_4KmqRhRQho98BvxOjfBi434VqozPihzKn6I6ifwFb6HVrrRfBmVFXqTEm26jzEmrYG6g8JEoLLIn-tC2oV7UhZEaisManzECeG6sUcnLHoIXk/s320/piggie.jpg)
![Adam and the pig](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgLVAo5HHegAhguyn7JaGUBG2Puf6COWFFjgUejo9uCZJxbbc4qq8G134IFOvD7KZ-9lbudafKSZn4h-CdKpPfD_OKm2q16Rmpk-qcMCZyAHQYnhuuXtuWXR0M0zZt3PsRdalEv/s320/adamandpiggie.jpg)
That was another first for me.
In the picture to the right Jackie's brother, Adam, is trying to comfort the pig.
1 comment:
I don't know Adam from Adam (sorry, couldn't resist), but he must be a great guy to hold the little piggy like that.
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