Friday, 15 November 2013
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My heart breaks for Nick and the family.
ReplyDeleteElise, you are an angel! Thanks so much for all your support for Nick and his family!
ReplyDeleteYour Mini-Elise stick figure pictures are always wonderful, but this one is definitely the best - and most poignant.
ReplyDeleteReposer en paix, Andrew...
Merci Mark. This was the hardest one to draw.
DeleteWonderful picture and tribute for Andrew. A thousand balloons for that young man today.
ReplyDeleteVery nice and personal, Elise.
ReplyDeleteRest in peace, Andrew.
ReplyDeleteThis is so touching. I love to think of Andrew collecting all those balloons. Very poignant, Elise.
ReplyDeleteWonderful
ReplyDeleteI just heard this sad news and condolences to Nick and his family.
ReplyDeleteGreat tribute, Elise.
This is just beautiful, Elise.
ReplyDeleteUp and away goes your red balloon of peace and reflection....
ReplyDeleteAwh. My heart goes out to Nick.
ReplyDeleteWell done, Elise. Nick and his family are in my thoughts today.
ReplyDeleteYes, very well done.
ReplyDeleteThat was so touching. You almost made me cry Elise. At the library.
ReplyDeleteGreat job indeed at your feed
ReplyDeleteI'm echoing Sheena-kay, except not at the library. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet tribute to Andrew. I love the idea that he is up there giggling and running around catching all the balloons. Even though I never met Andrew, I feel connected to him and his family through the anthology and just how hard they worked to give him the chances that any kid his age should have. My son is the same age as Andrew and it breaks my heart to think of losing him. I just can't imagine what they are going through. But I do believe that Andrew is moving on to shine his light on a another place that needs it. Great to see the blogging community pulling together to support Nick and his family!
ReplyDeleteMy heart and prayers go out to the Wilfords.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and touching illustration, Elise. I'm sure it means a lot to Nick and his family.
ReplyDeleteHi Elise - exactly as the others have said .. what a superb acknowledgement of love to Andrew -
ReplyDeleteI feel so much for Nick, Heather and their two daughters ... these two artistic drawings are just beautiful and so much fun to see ... they'll be happy to have them ... in peace - Hilary
Lots of red balloons all over the internet today. Very moving.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful tribute for Andrew!
ReplyDeleteI love your contribution. :) Beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteI just learned the news about Andrew recently.
ReplyDeleteThat's a pretty picture that you created, and I'm sure Nick and his family would appreciate it!
Wonderful contribution. I loved seeing all the red balloons last week.
ReplyDeleteGod bless everyone who conspired to give Nick and his family such blessings! Writer’s Mark
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful picture. It amazes me how much the writing community has banded together to support Nick and his family. Truly touching.
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