[Gpdd] Silly: Walking on Sunshine

[Algernon07 at aol.com]

Dear Susan (and all interested parties, piggies and people),
       My gang arrived home but I've been a bit slow to report. Mr. Cooders 
has been singing bits of Walking on Sunshine, and when he thinks no one is 
looking, doing bits from Beethoven's "Rumblestruttin Blues." (And you should see 
him rumblestrut!)
       He is one smitten pig, I can tell you that! Cally, he told me 
confidentially, is "gorgeous" and has a sparkling personality. He says she's also 
quite intelligent. He's pleased with the revenue generated for the gp rescues by 
their adjacent kissing booths but secretly admitted he'd have preferred to have 
been kissing Miss Cally all the while. But he thinks that that had to the 
easy fellowship that developed between so many of the guinea pigs.
       Strange, he says, how he recognized her standing there at the 
threshold of the boars section, but he did. "She was everything I'd hoped for," he 
told me.
       I think they managed to find some other time to spend together further 
getting to know each other. Her paws, he reports, are so soft and she'd had 
her nails done. 
       Then he starts whistling "Walking on Sunshine" again.
       Wilson seems to feel that he has fulfilled, or begun to fulfill, part 
of his mission in life. I guess his meetings with the "unwanted pigs" were 
very touching and moving. So many of the little fellows were amazed to know that 
there were people who thought and cared about them and grieved for their 
lonely or even miserable lives. There were tears and smiles and a new hope. They 
began to realize and recognize that they are loved -- that we know they're there 
and will one day come for them and coax them to join one or the other of us 
and our piggies on the other side of the bridge.
       Ebeneezer thinks that Wild Willie is pretty cool, teases Mr. Cooders a 
bit (and Mr Cooders loves it) and is amazed by all the piggies and slaves and 
their efforts. "Those Penny Giggles are really something," he says. He's 
proud of Wilson, too, as we all are.
       He loved performing with Beethoven. Said, "You should have heard some 
of those cute little sows squeak and squeal!" 
       Weary slave will end here, but they're still full of stories and 
incidents and are extremely grateful to Ron for making all this possible for them.

Alge