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.
I have a black and white cat called "zeytin", meaning "olive".... Cat's are such personalities... Each of them have such beautiful and deep expression in their eyes... They are old souls for sure... :)
A Yorkshire man takes his cat to the vet: Yorkshire man: "Ah've come to see thee abaht me cat." Vet: "Is it a tom?" Yorkshire man: "Nay lad, I've browt it wi' me."
Alexis
Ursa (until it was found that she was a he)
Alexis looks cute and winning, but I'm afraid that Ursa looks like Ted's understudy. I suspect I'm over-influenced by the eyes.
ReplyDeleteThey both have an exasperated expression ;-)
ReplyDeleteI have a black and white cat called "zeytin", meaning "olive".... Cat's are such personalities... Each of them have such beautiful and deep expression in their eyes... They are old souls for sure... :)
ReplyDeleteThey seem content.
ReplyDeleteYou are the cat loving family Jams. Did your lot run and hide when they saw you coming with the camera again?
ReplyDeleteAlexis is a real cutie Bryan.. Mercifully Bear is actually quite nice!
ReplyDeleteTHat's the default expression for cats Cherie!
They really are Nevin. I love the name. An Iranian friend has a cat called Pishi which means dear kitten.
Oh yes Ren... good digs, good grub and a garden!
Actually they seemed to be okay with teh camera.... unlike y masters!
Wow! There are a lot of cats in your family!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely LB!
ReplyDeleteA Yorkshire man takes his cat to the vet:
ReplyDeleteYorkshire man:
"Ah've come to see thee abaht me cat."
Vet:
"Is it a tom?"
Yorkshire man:
"Nay lad, I've browt it wi' me."
Haha Ren that's terrible!
ReplyDeleteBoth are very handsome, especially in these crisp black-and-white close-ups.
ReplyDeleteThanks catsynth!
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