Alba: Scotland

Drafting Station  ==================================== "Ach"    Scottish Gaelic means but, except or besides, And internationally used, perpetually strides, Ahile sharing Gaelic and any word bestrides,  Móran taing/thank while knowledge provides. Ewenart, ©️ Ewen A Morrison 09/11/26 Recovering Regaining my senses as time steadily passes, Poetcher's  words occasionally form phrases, As lifetime habits do suggest following issues, Thanks for reading one of my 'Poetcher' cases. Ewenart ©️ Ewen A Morrison "Cagailte" Spared and kept alive, the driver was saved, Professionals thereafter were thence waived, Now my contentment's rhymingly displayed Closing here, with my  móran taing  displayed. Ewenart ©️ Ewen A Morrison ( móran taing! : thank you, thanks!) ................................................................. Sufficient Consumers come in all shapes and sizes, and me, Once said had "sufficient", one banana, you see, Now many say 'su...

Brothers 💓 Two Brothers, Angus and   Roderick Two Scottish Highlanders were struck Angus hit fatally, yet Roddy was not Becoming our more fortunate Scot Our forever-remembered beloved Among the Lost, injured and loved  Unforgettably,  all commemorated Gratefully thankfully commended Remembering throughout the ages Ever gracing our history's pages Family's memories forever lasting And remembrance always echoing    Safely, people walk in freedom Happily welcomed, as if  come Relishing freedom, as was won Gladly basking in freedom's sun Ewenart © Ewen A Morrison {Angus and Roderick, close brothers} =======================

                                                                  Once upon a time... A certain person was briefly visiting our small garden shed - for reasons that will remain a mystery - when I tripped over my own feet, and not for the first time ever ! : " amaideach !" /amadʲəx/   ' foolish, ridiculous, silly'  ~  (as my mother tongue would put it) ~  Well, apart from flitting back and fore between languages, the story will continue... My first attempt at drawing the above image was purely for posting the drawing 'online', so that our granddaughter, Keira, could have a laugh at her  GP.  'GP' was first coined when Dylan, her big brother, was a young boy and our first grandchild... he used to call me 'Grampa'. Like all children, they're delightful, of course! Ho...