Top sunny evening after loads of early rain.
Anyhow, I had a productive morning but the afternoon was slack so with a bit of time on my hands, I went down to the Art and Craft section of the store and knocked this up for a laugh and from memory. I am going to send it on to my mate Tone. Didn't always agree with him (very rarely in fact) but on the occasions we were sat on the wall with a beer here in BS5 he was decent enough. On said same wall Tone told me the most dangerous weapons known in Iraq when he was in No 10 were the Republican Americans. I should say so!
Busy for a couple of hours now so probably posting again at about half nine after dinner.
We love Thursdays in BS5!
6 comments:
Your tallents amaze me!
You should have seen the first one - it was really bad and looked nothing like a person at all so I sent that one to the London Tate Modern - they are into codswallop and will probably hang it!
Wash your mouth out with soap!
Hee hee! No time at all for them. Have to say I like Tracy Emin as a passionate sort who says what she thinks but I'd have no bother at all if the Tate Modern was taken out by an earthquake. That said, the ruins and detritus would probably be considered great art. Total hogwash!
You've captured him to a T (for Tone, geddit?!!) He has that early morning I wish Cherie would stop hiding gin in the mouthwash bottle look.
Have you two met by the way?
Hi Liz,
I have not met Tone, no. Or did you mean had I met Suburbia in the shower? Hee hee!
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