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.
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07 January 2011
The first stirrings in the garden
Not a very good photo but it shows that there is life in the garden. This is the first grape hyacinth to appear
Ach, I'm sorry I missed Jams' typos. They are one of life's little pleasures. Stop spoiling the fun Calum, just let them lie for us all to enjoy, selfish boy.
Not a very good photo but it shows that there is life in the garden. This is the first grape hyacinth to appear
Is there active life or only hibernation?
ReplyDeleteDid you type this with your fist?
Don't be so tough on yourself, jams. The colors are exquisite.
ReplyDeleteJesus Calum the typos are bad even by my standards! Have corrected
ReplyDeleteIt's just that I have taken much better Snoopy.
I love grape hyacinths. They always remind me of New Zealand
ReplyDeleteAch, I'm sorry I missed Jams' typos. They are one of life's little pleasures. Stop spoiling the fun Calum, just let them lie for us all to enjoy, selfish boy.
ReplyDeleteWhat an uplifting photo! Spring is coming, spring is coming, spring is coming...
ReplyDeleteA missteak is a misssteak. It's not always tipos....
There's hope!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHI
ReplyDeleteI didn't remove the typos, I didn't ask Jams to remove them.
It's Jams' fault.
His typos.
He removed.
I rather like the typos.
Thanks everyone. Glad you like the image - rather more that I do myself!
ReplyDeleteAs for th typos, they are a product of my typing rather than my spelling. I should check before I post!
seeing this make me think spring could be on its way :-)
ReplyDeleteIt is a pleasant sight in bleak midwinter Sally!
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