My hair colour:	Dark brown.
My eye colour:	Green.
My shoe size:	5.
My star sign:	If you believe in that junk, you should be able to tell from the way I've answered the questions.
My favourite book when child:	The Little White Horse by Elizabeth Goudge , Brian Wildsmiths' Nursery Rhymes, because of the colours, and like everyone else I loved C.S Lewis' Narnia Books.
My favourite fictional character:	I can't do just one. Little Nemo from Windsor McCay's Little Nemo in Slumberland; The Smallest Chinese Mushroom from Disneys Fantasia; The Rabbit from Walt Kelly's Pogo; Gerda from The Snow Queen; Nosey the dwarf from Hauff's Fairy Tales; Alice (Lewis Carrol); Reepicheep (C.S Lewis) and Carbonel (Barbara Sleigh).
Books that inspired me to become a writer:	The Little White Horse by Elizabeth Goudge (see above); Brian Wildsmith's Mother Goose; Narnia; Andrew Lang's coloured books of Fairy tales; Dodie Smith's I Capture the Castle; and everything illustrated by Errol Le Cain.
My favourite author:	Nancy Mitford (grown up writer)
My ideal reading position:	On the sofa.
My usual means of marking a place in a book:	Memory.
My favourite time of year:	Autumn.
My favourite time of day:	Pudding time.
My best time for working:	Morning and late at night.
The first piece of work I was paid for was:	'Kit and the Magic Kite'.
My favourite TV show:	The Simpsons.
My favourite song:	'Feel the Brain' by Brian Dewan.
My favourite actor:	Grommit (Nick Park's claymation dog)
The creature comfort I would most unwillingly relinquish:	My piano.
My favourite sweet food:	Chocolate.
My favourite savory food:	Potato.
My typical bedtime is:	Pre Pandora 2.00 a.m, post Pandora 11.00 p.m
My favourite year of childhood:	6.
My mousemat design:	Don't have one.
The tidiest place in my home is:	Ted's desk.
The untidiest place in my home is:	My desk.
The working tool I would least like to do without:	Pencil and tracing paper.