Of all the ways to break the vegan diet, I'd say killing a pig is possibly the worst. In general they are the most intelligent animal that gets slaughtered and consumed on a regular basis. Also if you actually look at the standards of what the industry deigns to call 'free range' you may very well be shocked - these are not happy pigs. Pigs that are forcibly raised at an accelerated rate and then had their lives cut short for little other purpose than what gets called a 'chop'? It's not 'pork', it's a dead pig. It's not a chop - it's bone, blood, sinew, muscle, and other membranes.
I am personally of the opinion that cheagans, vegons, whatever else they are calling themselves, don't help the vegan name achieve what it sets out to do. Veganism is an unadulterated lifestyle/diet - from my experience of watching the vegan community grow I have come to the conclusion that it should remain so (and therefore the name should remain so). Whereas the individual effort might well be on the right track, I just don't think muddying 'vegan' is helpful to anyone.
If you're looking for a label I'd go with 'flexitarian'. I do not criticise your attempt to reduce your consumption of animal products, only I would say to you that one cannot use 'vegan' and yet retain the perception about 'meat' that you do.