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.
This is very good. You can practically feel the wind...The two previous ones were good too. But I simply did not like the idea of nephew being chained...:)
Wind Claude? Oh... I was about to say it must take a lot of laquer to get it to stay like that.
Thanks Claude. I caught him as he was shaking his hair.Oh fear not about the chains. He was just holding a chain hand rail on some steps down to the ThamesHe would destroy the ozone layer with the laquer he would need to get his hair like that Andrew!
A great wind in the hair photo :-)
His hair is so thick and wonderful. I like messy hair. And this pic too.
THanks CherieI envy him having this fine hair now that mine is falling out SE!
nice one, jams!
Glad you like it Francis!
Every time I see that boy's hair, I become insanely jealous..
Me too Knat!
This is very good. You can practically feel the wind...
ReplyDeleteThe two previous ones were good too. But I simply did not like the idea of nephew being chained...:)
Wind Claude? Oh... I was about to say it must take a lot of laquer to get it to stay like that.
ReplyDeleteThanks Claude. I caught him as he was shaking his hair.
ReplyDeleteOh fear not about the chains. He was just holding a chain hand rail on some steps down to the Thames
He would destroy the ozone layer with the laquer he would need to get his hair like that Andrew!
A great wind in the hair photo :-)
ReplyDeleteHis hair is so thick and wonderful. I like messy hair. And this pic too.
ReplyDeleteTHanks Cherie
ReplyDeleteI envy him having this fine hair now that mine is falling out SE!
nice one, jams!
ReplyDeleteGlad you like it Francis!
ReplyDeleteEvery time I see that boy's hair, I become insanely jealous..
ReplyDeleteMe too Knat!
ReplyDelete