Pogo went home. There has been less craziness, less numbness in my legs, less weight to carry and yet a big void to fill. We were all pretty sad about Pogo leaving, with the exception of Stefano who was barely welcome in his own home by Pogo. Lindsay even asked us to keep Pogo a little longer but Stefano was ready for a break from the pig barking at his every move and I can’t blame him.
So Lindsay came and picked him up, snatching him from the warmth of Cocco’s body and cozy bed. Cocco needed a substitute heating source and moved back to the warm vent.
I’ll back up and fill in how Pogo Week ended.
The pigs enjoyed several hours’ worth of grass grazing on a rare warm December afternoon. After a long and tiring day of nonstop jaw movement (consuming grass along with teeth grinding), the pigs were ready for cuddle time.
They formed a tunnel on my legs under the blanket. They kept me so warm and comfortable that I almost fell asleep.
So, Pogo, we thank you for your warmth and your companionship. We will miss you. Cocco will somehow have to manage with only me, Stefano, the kiddies and kitties.
Thanks for reading 
~ Katie and Coccolino the solo mini pig
That was a fun visit and I am sure Cocco misses her pal.
It’s quieter and pretty lonely without Pogo. But it means I get Cocco all to myself!
OMG! So totally adorable. Sadie does that tunnel/blanket thing but two little mini piggies? That must be wonderful. Have you ever thought about getting Cocco a piggie pal?
It’s hilarious watching them do that. We did think of having two but we were disinclined in the beginning since we were afraid they might only bond to each other and not to us. Now, it would be really hard adding a pig since it is SO much work and with my young kids and Cocco I barely have time to eat!
Just popped over from Sammy’s – well done Cocco, you ‘naughty’ thing!
Thanks so much for visiting! We just checked your blog and wish we knew about you a couple of years ago on our big move from Italy-US!
That was a serious distance to move. Hope it wasn’t too stressful
More stressful for us than the three cats we were transporting!
That is usually the case! Instead of valium for the animals, we suggest it for the humans
I believe it!
As long as there are plenty of piggy play dates!
We hope Pogo gets to come back soon, Cocco!
Love ya lots,
Mitch and Molly
Thanks Mitch and Molly. We will get him back soon, we just might have to snatch him away this time
Coccolino, you’ve won!!!
A trashed pig is the best thing I’ve seen.
We voted you several times, just saying.
You are the best. Have we told you that? Thanks a million!
Hope you get to visit with Pogo real soon!
Thanks Lassie and Benji! Us too!
What a fantastic visit,hope Pogo comes back for another holiday
xx00xx
Mollie and Alfie
Thanks Mollie and Alfie, we sure hope so too. Or better yet, maybe I can go on a holiday and he can go to Pogo’s
Sorry Pogo has gone home but now is the time to get ready for Christmas!hehehe,xx Speedy
We will be busy, Speedy, so one less pig will be a little less mess to clean!
Congrats on winning the naughty contest Cocco!
Hope you get to play with Pogo again soon!
Thank you Misaki! We thought you were pretty naughty playing while you should have been recovering
Looks like a fun time was had by all. Congrats on your Naughty award. Keep having fun.
Thanks so much! He will keep being naughty, for sure.