My Own Irish Proverb

The pulling of the cork
And
The pulling of the leg
Seems to be seamless. ☘️

Reviews

[Lathen Griffiths]

Now your talking,
my grandmother Mary would of approved ☘️

[Cherrie Palmer]

:) glad to hear it. Even better if we can make a granny happy

[Crowley]

Lol...one of my favorite places to do Karaoke is an Irish bar nearby. The place is shrouded in so many untruths about the owner and his wife that is hard to tell what to believe. This summed it up quite nicely.

[Cherrie Palmer]

That's funny and sounds like a fun evening.

[Crowley]

Come on down, we'll sing a duet!

[Miss Sharon]

LOL I LOVE this Cherrie! ~Sharon

[Cherrie Palmer]

:) thank you having a little Irish fun.

[John the Baptist]

Nicely put. As the jug gets lighter, the lies get bigger.

[Cherrie Palmer]

It is diffently true. Even though many Irish tales only need a set of ears to grow.

[JE Falcon]

:) --- I'm smiling, Cherrie. A chuckle too.

[Cherrie Palmer]

A little Irish humor

[knighngale]

very funny, LOL, that's a very descriptive one :D

[Cherrie Palmer]

:) thank you coming from a Irish family it seemed to fit.

[knighngale]

your welcome dear, :D

[Fabian G. Franklin]

I like this. It expresses wry observation in the making. Nicely done.

[Cherrie Palmer]

:) Thank you. It seemed to fit the occasion.

[Davidgeo]

Happy st patricks day doll face. (yesterday anyway)

[Cherrie Palmer]

Happy Saint Patrick's day to you as well.

[William Michael Reeves]

....and all these new poems magically appeared overnight! Hot toddies last night and corks to honor the County Cork today. (Looked up Ireland real quick) like your pen is writing a pot o' gold!

[Cherrie Palmer]

:) thank you it was fun

[Relic]

I'll agree with that. :) May the road rise to meet you unless you're falling down. :)

[Cherrie Palmer]

:) Thank you kindly good Sir.