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.
Pretty.
Thanks Welshcakes!
Lady Limoncello's comment does not lack of accuracy.And I do feel fancy of varying a Chinese saying: When the stones are swimming, the blossoms will sink.
Thanks Sean. It will be a terrible day when the blossom sinks and the stones swim!
This is such an artistic photo, with an oriental appeal.
Why thankyou Claudia!
So beautiful and delicate.
Ah thank you Cherie!
Pretty.
ReplyDeleteThanks Welshcakes!
ReplyDeleteLady Limoncello's comment does not lack of accuracy.
ReplyDeleteAnd I do feel fancy of varying a Chinese saying: When the stones are swimming, the blossoms will sink.
Thanks Sean. It will be a terrible day when the blossom sinks and the stones swim!
ReplyDeleteThis is such an artistic photo, with an oriental appeal.
ReplyDeleteWhy thankyou Claudia!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and delicate.
ReplyDeleteAh thank you Cherie!
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