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   Once there was a pig. She escaped from a 

pig orphanage when someone left the door 

open. The pig wondered what the world was 

like. 

   The pig played in the color faded swings. 

She also played with some humans.   She 

somehow arrived at someone's pink house and 

thought that the person who lives there must 

love pigs.   That was Jessie's house.

    Jessie found the pig on the entrance of her 

house. Jessie thought she was a lost pig and 

looked all over the neighborhood for a lost pig 

sign but nothing. 

   Jessie waited and waited for someone to 

claim her.   If no one claimed the pig, she was 

going to keep it. 

   Guess what? The pig is now Jessie's and she 

named her Mickey.

  There was this one time when Jessie fell of 

her steps in her house. She heard Mickey 

talking. Jessie thought she lost her mind,   but 

no, Mickey was really talking. 

 Yes, they did have some fights every once in 

a while.   But they always managed to get 

through them.

  There was this one fight they had and they 

thought that they will never go through it. I 

will tell you all about it. Jessie wanted to get 

a another pet but Mickey disagreed. She 

thought that the other pet would replaced her. 

   They weren't talking to each other for a 

while until Jessie decided to never get another 

pet.   Mickey was the happiest pig alive.

   Jesse is a flight attendant and she takes 

Mickey every where she goes. In Paris, Jessie 

got each other matching berets. Every morning 

they got croissants.

   They went to Puerto Rico and went to the 

beach everyday to tan and have some water 

fun.

   Their favorite trip was going to Africa. There 

they built a school for the children. 

   They have so much in common. They both 

like vanilla ice cream. They also like high 

heels. And their favorite cartoon character is 

Bugs Bunny. They have a lot more things in 

common.

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