Mon Petit Cochon

Ever since our summer Europe vacation, Hubs has been calling me by a new nickname: mon petit cochon. My French has deteriorated since high school, so I had no idea what the phrase meant. When I asked Hubs to translate, he didn’t know either. He just picked the word up somewhere and thought it sounded cute.

Well, today, I finally looked it up online:

I’m not pleased with the translation! My husband has been calling me, “my little pig,” for the past two months. One website I read even noted that, “Literally translated, it means ‘little pig,’ but in French, the signification means something like ‘little naughty pervert.’”

Needless to say, I’ve asked the Mister to find a different nickname for me.:-)

Today’s card is a simple one that can be created in 15 minutes or less. I took advantage of the current SU promotion and purchased a birthday stamp set for 20% off. I love this set! Birthday stamps are always useful. I find that most of the greeting cards I give are either birthday or thank you cards. These stamps are part of the same set as the cupcake stamp from my video post.

By the way, thank you for the positive responses on the video! I gather that the short clips are worthwhile, so I will continue to create more in the future. Perhaps a tutorial is in the works? So many ideas, so little time. I wish I had 10 extra hours each day!

Card Recipe: SU Party Hearty stamp set (111532), SU card stock and ink in whisper white, baja breeze, tangarine tango, and kiwi kiss, PTI ribbon in spring moss, 1/2″ circle punch, EK Success corner rounder, stampin’ dimensional stickers, circle Nestabilities die (to cut out the “celebrate you” image)

9 comments

Lydia Fiedler - October 22, 2008 - 8:00 am

Oh, sweetheart you made me laugh out loud!!!

In Spanish, cochinito is one of my favorite words and I use it affectionately as well. I just think it’s a cute word.

Hilarious.

Your card is absolutely stunning!

Thanks for the giggle!!

Lydia
http://www.understandblue.blogspot.com

Kimberly B. - October 22, 2008 - 8:30 am

My Husband was born in the year of the Pig and I think Pink Pigs are so cute so I love all things Pig….even bacon and pork (yummmo). But I wouldn’t want to be called a pig b/c I do eat a lot so hopefully you’ll get a new nickname soon. You know how it is, everything in French sounds so cute even if the words are rude. I am so glad I found your website, such wonderful eye candy to start a day off.

Zoe - October 22, 2008 - 10:17 am

LOL…aww :D What’d he say after he found out what it meant? XD

Vivian - October 22, 2008 - 11:19 am

Hi Kelly, I am a weddingbee fan, but before I found weddingbee, I found your blog on Xanga when I was doing research for my wedding and we happen to use the same awesome photographers, Apertura! Actually, I think we have a log more in common than that…anyway, I love your new blog. You now have another reader :) I was wondering if I could ask you some questions about blogging…I am trying to start one of my own and I love the way yours looks….please email me if you have time! thanks~ Viv

Charlene - October 22, 2008 - 1:54 pm

Muahaha that made me laugh, “little naughty pervert” hehehe =)

busylizzy - October 22, 2008 - 2:03 pm

maybe he meant “chouchou”? That´s darling in french

Looking forward to more videos, I loved it!

Jenna - October 29, 2008 - 9:39 am

That is hilarious. If it makes you feel any better, my husband calls me “little buddy” and “pig pen”. Although he second name is warranted, I am really messy.

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Christian - September 6, 2009 - 5:41 am

hehe

same here ! my wife called me “mon petit cochon”
it is a very affectionate name and not pervert
at all !
it means darling

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