The title of this blog comes from a Gaelic expression -"putting on the poor mouth"-which means to exaggerate the direness of one's situation in order to gain time or favour from creditors.
We are getting dangerously close to an ‘Are you being served?’ moment here – that could have been catastrophic, but you seem to have escaped it by a whisker ;-)
Purrrr....
ReplyDeleteAh she has lots of those LB!
ReplyDeleteAnd very comfy she looks!
ReplyDeleteOh she was Welshcakes!
ReplyDeleteComfy for sure.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely!
ReplyDeleteWhat happens when the not wife sees this feline intrusion? I never did get my flannel shirt back from Earl the cat.
ReplyDeleteWe are getting dangerously close to an ‘Are you being served?’ moment here – that could have been catastrophic, but you seem to have escaped it by a whisker ;-)
ReplyDeleteAh fear not, it was she who pointed out Bebe's intrusion. As for Bebe, it the not wife's slippers she really craves.
ReplyDeleteHaha Phil. It was always under control! Nobody lost their trousers a la Whitehall Farce!
Clean clothes and a semi-confined space - feline paradise.
ReplyDeleteThe only time I gave up on getting something back was when I left a bag of catnip in the pocket of a pair of jeans. It wasn't worth the struggle.
Oh yes, Ted will go in there too, Bryan. I can see why those jeans were a lost cause!
ReplyDeleteDoh Phil! I will have to engage brain properly!
ReplyDeleteKnicker drawer! I love it. It makes me snicker. Much better than pantie drawer!
ReplyDeleteIt does have a better ring to it, eh Andree?
ReplyDeleteA cat sitting on her undies--Is that the not wifes secret to warming up on a cold day? I suddenly wish I owned a cat.
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