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 bet he is!
Indeedy!
Charmer? He's not Irish by any chance?
Irishman? Perish the thought! He's a CORKMAN!
I love this series of portraits, you have captured personalities so well.
I think this is one of my favorites of your portraits, Jams. Well done!
Gina, Cherie, thank you. I do like this photo very much. It captures dad in full flight. He was talking to Li who likes him a lot
Now, that's a special photo, Jams: Portrait of a Corkonian having great taspey on him.I feel happy for you pressing the button in this very moment.
Haha Sean. He was in high spirits indeed!
What a lovely pic! You are so lucky to have both your parents with you still. :)
I most certainly am Knat!
You parents are a great pair, always a pleasure to see the shots. And you sure don't do them injustice. Good job that.
Why thank you Snoopy!
I bet he is!
ReplyDeleteIndeedy!
ReplyDeleteCharmer? He's not Irish by any chance?
ReplyDeleteIrishman? Perish the thought! He's a CORKMAN!
ReplyDeleteI love this series of portraits, you have captured personalities so well.
ReplyDeleteI think this is one of my favorites of your portraits, Jams. Well done!
ReplyDeleteGina, Cherie, thank you. I do like this photo very much. It captures dad in full flight. He was talking to Li who likes him a lot
ReplyDeleteNow, that's a special photo, Jams: Portrait of a Corkonian having great taspey on him.
ReplyDeleteI feel happy for you pressing the button in this very moment.
Haha Sean. He was in high spirits indeed!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely pic! You are so lucky to have both your parents with you still. :)
ReplyDeleteI most certainly am Knat!
ReplyDeleteYou parents are a great pair, always a pleasure to see the shots. And you sure don't do them injustice. Good job that.
ReplyDeleteWhy thank you Snoopy!
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