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Number 54.

Wednesday, 18 March 2009

I just made a birthday card for the 4 year old son of the IT manager who gives me a lift to work most mornings. It has a lot of pictures of Thomas and Percy from Thomas the Tank engine, and lots of smiley faces with tongues sticking out. I hope he likes it, it's actually the best thing i've done since I made Tim that half birthday/xmas card from graph paper with loads of cartoons and numbers and angles and balloons on it.

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