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.
Relief
Huge relief!
I became quite emotional when I saw the big hug. My grandfather was a miner so I understand how they and their families are feeling.And praise in abundance for the engineering team who have made this possible.
It is an amazing sight JD. These are men of great courage and tenacity.The rescue process has been superb in its execution.
Tough, tough, admirable people. The rescued, and the rescuers. Humanity at its best.
Hear, hear Claude
Fantastic news isn't it?:-)
Great news indeed!
Good. And now we can get back to whatever we were doing before the rescue. In my case - nothing...
Give it 8 days and I'll be doing the same!
Awesomely amazing!
Relief
ReplyDeleteHuge relief!
ReplyDeleteI became quite emotional when I saw the big hug. My grandfather was a miner so I understand how they and their families are feeling.
ReplyDeleteAnd praise in abundance for the engineering team who have made this possible.
It is an amazing sight JD. These are men of great courage and tenacity.
ReplyDeleteThe rescue process has been superb in its execution.
Tough, tough, admirable people. The rescued, and the rescuers. Humanity at its best.
ReplyDeleteHear, hear Claude
ReplyDeleteFantastic news isn't it?:-)
ReplyDeleteGreat news indeed!
ReplyDeleteGood. And now we can get back to whatever we were doing before the rescue. In my case - nothing...
ReplyDeleteGive it 8 days and I'll be doing the same!
ReplyDeleteAwesomely amazing!
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