My dad has been creating Orioles cards for me of all the new Orioles players as they have made their Baltimore debuts since Miguel Gonzalez, who debuted way back at the end of May. So about a third of my team set now consists of his self-produced cards, and I have just missed getting a few of them signed by the new Orioles. I was either getting autographs in the wrong location or the players were signing down the line and just never made it to me. Until now...
Lew Ford kindly signed one of my dad's cards for me on Thursday, so I got that proverbial monkey off of my back. For some reason, I forgot to ask Lew to personalize it to me, but luckily my dad typically sends me a short stack of his cards every time he makes some, so I have a few more of this version to get signed. If nothing else, I'm probably the only person who has a signed Lew Ford Orioles card right now.
Thank you for all your awesome cards, Dad! And thank you Lew for being the first to sign one of his creations!
Mr. 30,000
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I've been blessed with a few Dodgers-centric packages in the last month.
They're most appreciated because I get distracted with other non-Dodger
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5 comments:
That's awesome! I'm glad I'm not the only one that has their dad helping them out.
Great customs. Simplistic action shots will very little text look better than the overdone cards of today in my opinion.
Zach- my dad's always been a big help over the years. From transporting me to games to making cards, to still occasionally helping me get autographs, he's pretty awesome.
Thanks Ryan, and i agree, he does a really good job.
Hi. Do you still need a Nate McLouth auto? I got him on a 2012 Topps (Pirates) in Syracuse before he got called up. Thanks!
Yes, I still need McLouth, please let me know what you would like in return. Best way to reach me is my email address, salsmanado at gmail dot com. Thanks!
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