occasional habitual posture

One of the earliest pictures I have of this pair of hands is of them performing this exact posture, though as it was taken on a works outing to the zoo I later photoshopped a penguin being squished between the hands into the photograph. This was long before the hands wore the wedding ring they now sport and when the chin of the body they're attached to would not have been shivering and quivering slightly with the relative cold even though it was nice and warm in the café this evening where the chin was having a nice wag with some of the local chins it has popped back to visit. I did check with it that it had had sufficient time at home speaking to its actual mother before popping out to visit mere friends which it insisted was the case, though this shall be checked tomorrow at its memorial mosque luncheon.

All chins present got to briefly meet the wingpiglet when he wasn't sleeping, feeding or being a bit crochety and simultaneously trying to see out of the window over the shoulders of the people holding him whilst failing to maintain a body configuration which would have prevented his head from slipping downwards to where he had no view out of the window. At least he didn't have what has become his usual evening wail despite being sufficiently awake to be quite alert and chatty when I got home.