This is definitely your calling Shoe

And yes, I do remember party lines - that's how you kept up with all the goings on in the neighborhood. It was nothing to pick up the phone and end up talking with whomever was already chatting

I still can't hear the word whistle pig without

Keep those stories coming!

Heheheh, yeh, those party lines were pretty much like Facebook or Twitter and such, except in real time, eh? (And no, all, I don't do Facebook!)

I'm gonna get that dang whistle pig. You'll see!

Shoe

Love it.

Me neither on Facebook

And everytime I hear whistle pig??

yeh...me, too, Wren!

Thanks for stopping by.

Shoe, off to figger out supper; glad Buford didn't deliver my groceries today.

Howdy, Vic...you snuck in on me while I was posting...

One day we'll have " whistepig piquante", at YOUR house.

Have fun w/your daughter this weekend! (I wonder if she'd eat a whistle pig?...)

I have eaten squirrel and a whistle pig is just larger.

Ditto....'smatter of fact, the piquante recipe is really for squirrel, just gotta quadruple the ingredients!

Wren, I didn't even know what a Whistle Pig was til I met Shoe

I am a old country girl at heart.
We do not have them down here but we do have squirrels and they are good cooked in rice but very bony

Boney squirrels? Probably cus your garden isn't big enough. The ones around here tend to eat all my tomatoes, all my corn, all my peaches, etc. You'd think I had a squirrel farm instead of a veggie farm. Oh well, I'm hoping to get some to start eating onions and garlic. Then when they are butchered they will be "self-seasoned".

Wish me luck!
Shoe