The Challenge people told us to do a blog post about reflections. I asked mummy what that meant. She said to say what I think about the Challenge now that I can look back on it. Well, that sounds more like something Fred and George would do. I just move on, you know? She said …
I'm really sad because the A to Z Challenge is over! I enjoyed it so much. It was great fun having a piece on the theme of food every day. It was a lot of work and Mummy helped a lot. Thank you Mummy. I have to do a 'reflections' piece on 7th May. I'm …
I don't like zucchini. None of us do. Mummy keeps trying us on it as lots of other pigs do eat it. Zucchini is Italian for baby marrow. In France it is called Courgette. In England we usually call it baby marrow or courgette, in America they call it Zucchini. I'm glad they do that …
Yarrow is a wild plant with lovely feathery leaves and white flowers. It grows in our outside grass. Mummy picks it for us as a treat. It is certainly a treat as it tastes and smells yummy. It is called achillea millefolium in that Latin language used to name wildflowers. Mummy said I can look …
X is a very difficult letter. We found some plants beginning with X but we didn't know whether we could eat them, and this blog is about food! We eat the cross-roads between the vegetable patches as that is where we do our lawn-mowing duties most diligently. Even Hugo was diligent about lawn-mowing. It means …
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We like Wagg Optimum Pellets and Wagg Guinea Pig Crunch (muesli). I've been talking about the fresh vegetables we like because people get confused about what piggies can and can't eat. Basically a nice balanced diet consists of the amount of pellets per pig it says on the packet (35 g to 50 g a …
George's Guinea Pig World 