Anonymous, and jigging's what he'll do... then he'll drink all your beer and swipe your spoons.
Aynaku, thank you! I'm in a "little people mood.
Cream, full of mischief!
Merisi... usually I get in the mood for a holiday a day late... this time I started early! I'm just keeping you guys jigging on your toes. He might bite!!
:-)
Simon...I wonder where he got it...not around here, all the pumpkins from last year are gone!! (wait, maybe that is why they are all gone!)
Carla, I remember my grandmother saying if I saw one not to try to pick 'em as they were known to bite. She said the same thing about baby mice and turtles... I have a wee little turtle scar to this day. You know, it's true what they say about them not letting go.
Toni, of course you may have a glass of wine with your brownie... what does one drink with brownies, red or white?
Tara... Thanks again for the St. Patricks card!♪♪♪♪♪
Thanks for the link. I came back to your blog for a second look because the first was so much fun. The only thing I like almost as much as history is fantasy. I love the textures in this painting. This work and subject makes me think of Brian Froud and Arthur Rackham.
to be sure! to be sure!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beaut little fella. I will have a beer for him ;o)
Simon, Paddy Broomcorn says, "Lift yer beer, and give one ta me too. Want mine in a wee mug!"
ReplyDeleteI love it Lilah. Can I have a beer too?
ReplyDeleteSure ye can, dear boy, can I have a nip o yer chocolate?
ReplyDeleteSigh...Everybody wants my chocolate...
ReplyDelete... I'll tell you where me pot of gold is at....
ReplyDeleteha ah! the Irish jokes are flowing think and fast here in Australia.. we have quite a close history to Ireland..
ReplyDeleteLove his walking stick ( he should have 2 .. to be sure, to be sure)
He did have two, but he got into a duel with a cat over a saucer of milk... he got the milk, the cat got the stick.
ReplyDeletePoor old One-eyed Tom.
Heehee, those legs are made for jigging!
ReplyDelete...and I applaude your mastery. great one!
ReplyDeleteSmart fella! The cat got the stick!!!
ReplyDeleteFull of character, L!
For a moment I was afraid of having slept for three days! But no, it's not the 17th yet. *wew*
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely fellow, huggable even.
Happy St. Patrick's Day to everyone, everywhere!
:-)
you too merisi!
ReplyDeleteHey hasn't he got the best hat? looks like a pumpkin skin or something like it!
Anonymous, and jigging's what he'll do... then he'll drink all your beer and swipe your spoons.
ReplyDeleteAynaku, thank you! I'm in a "little people mood.
Cream, full of mischief!
Merisi... usually I get in the mood for a holiday a day late... this time I started early! I'm just keeping you guys jigging on your toes. He might bite!!
:-)
Simon...I wonder where he got it...not around here, all the pumpkins from last year are gone!!
(wait, maybe that is why they are all gone!)
He looks like he could cook up all matter of mischief and keep his eyes twinklin;. Have a happy St. Patrick's Day, Lilah!
ReplyDeleteHope you had a good St Patty's day.
ReplyDeleteHe is so cute. I need a brownie.
But can I have a glass of wine with mine.
He's darling - I especially love the painting. What a great idea - adopting out excess sketches! :-)
ReplyDeleteCarla, I remember my grandmother saying if I saw one not to try to pick 'em as they were known to bite. She said the same thing about baby mice and turtles... I have a wee little turtle scar to this day.
ReplyDeleteYou know, it's true what they say about them not letting go.
Toni, of course you may have a glass of wine with your brownie...
what does one drink with brownies, red or white?
Tara... Thanks again for the St. Patricks card!♪♪♪♪♪
I tink you are right lilah! :o)
ReplyDeletecharmed i'm sure!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link. I came back to your blog for a second look because the first was so much fun. The only thing I like almost as much as history is fantasy. I love the textures in this painting. This work and subject makes me think of Brian Froud and Arthur Rackham.
ReplyDeleteOf course I am Simon:)))
ReplyDeleteAh...Val, a true lady ye are!
Steve, You are welcome and so were your comments. Thanks!