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Date Posted: 18:08:18 04/09/19 Tue
Author: Carlo G. Soldevilla
Subject: Meal by Carlo Soldevilla

Meal
by Carlo Soldevilla
Written on April 10, 2019

Which one do you like: To be looked up, to be looked down or to be treated as equal?

As of this moment, forget about self esteem and learn from nature.

As what Winston Churchill observed, he had this to say: " The dog looks up to you. (Do you have a pet dog?)
The cat looks down on you,
and the pig treats you as equal."

Experiencing what it feels to feed hogs during my elementary years, I observed that, really, pigs treat human beings as equals. As you feed them, you don’t feel being belittled or have that danger that the pig might bite you as it happily satisfies its appetite while you feed it. In a way, it is as if the pig tells you: “Wow, together, let’s enjoy this festive meal.”

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