a pig, as seen in Vieux Nice

Comments

[lisa]

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

[anne]

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

[pierre]

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

[kayenne]

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

[Chubbypanda]

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.

[Michelle]

Hmmm...is that pig in a bakery shop window?

[Mary]

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

[Eric (Eager Eater)]

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.

[Stephanie]

Oh what a cute little thing....

[Gareth]

Kiki, is that you?

[Gemma]

Oh yum, that looks delicious.

[Pim]

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?