piggy (or piggies) in the middle

piggy in the middle is an informal British noun phrase which means someone who is brought into an argument between two people or groups -- also, an intermediary, a negotiator, a peacemaker, a mediator or a go-between. but sometimes, why argue when you can just walk away thus not bother anyone.

getting closer to the retirement date: two months and eighteen days! i have a gazillion vacation days so it might even be less. can't wait to find out what retirement will do to me or what i will do with retirement. although of course i already have an idea -- continue writing that novel (i'm losing interest, mind you), paint a lot! stop eating! take bus trips with the camera.

also for the current tag challenge. i got pink and close-up.

[Dixie Goode]

For us, piggy in the middle was a catching the ball but keeping it away from the one in the middle, game.

[KWind]

Very cute!

[Kathy A]

Piggy in the middle was always a ball game down here

[Dawn]

Cute

[Casablanca]

Sweeties

[katy]

They really look cute in the middle of all of these shells. I had to give it a FAV

[Susan Wakely]

Cute.

[bkb in the city]

I am learning a lot from this series

[Beverley]

This is a wonderfully creative series… brilliant

[Junan Heath]

Super cute shot!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Don't forget to add "road trip" to Pennsylvania and beyond! to that list. We can bring all the plastic pigs too (o;

[Kathy]

The pigs are exploring maritime sights.
Retire to something Vikki. Then you'll never be bored.

[Merrelyn]

Cute set up. Piggy in the middle was a ball game here too, or a person sitting between two others could be referred to as the "piggy in the middle".

[Liz Milne]

Cute! Thanks for joining in the challenge.