Still haven't named the pig.

[conuly]

I think I'm looking for people names, probably unisex or female-coded.

Although "Puddles" is cute. Still, I had a dog "Pebbles" when I was a kid and it just seems too similar.

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Comments

[james]

What about Clancy/Clancey?

[jessie_c]

Any one of Gouger, Rooter, Tusker or Snouter?

[fuzzyred]

Maya, Moana, or Talia? If you go to Behind the Name, you can check out the meaning of those names, but the short version is that they are basically mean "water," which I thought might fit for a tea pig.

[readerjane]

Margaret-don’t-you-dare-call-me-Peggy.

[blueswan]

Yesterday, I came across a distant ancestor who hailed from the delightful place name of Giggleswick. Initially, I thought what a fun name for a pup either in full or shortened. One has to admit, the likelihood of anyone else calling for "Giggles" or "Wick" is highly unlikely. (I contacted my source for all things England and she confirmed it is a place still in existence. She drives past it often on her way to elsewhere.)

[mama_kestrel]

Hen Wen? The connection between Lloyd Alexander's oracular pig and divination by reading tea leaves may only work for my sense of humor, but that's the source of the idea.

[bibliofile]

T? Or is that too simple? Short for Truffle/s?

Street names can transfer and are often gender-free.

[kengr]

How decades of problems converged the night Champlain Towers fell

link doesn't work :-(

[conuly]

https://www.miamiherald.com/news/special-reports/surfside-investigation/article256633336.html