What are the things I really want to say? Who is really underneath? Am I brave enough to own my truth?
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and why is it that in our Santa myth he brings only consumer goods, toasters and the like and not healing?
ReplyDeleteWell Willie, I think that there is nothing I can say to reach what u've put in this illo. U've touched me.
ReplyDeleteI send u a big kiss.
So touching. I feel like sharing some of those tears that are coming out of their eyes.
ReplyDeletevery moving.
ReplyDeletePowerful illo! We all need to unload now and then.
ReplyDeletehehe...great one!
ReplyDeleteThree years later and your wishlist is still apropos.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, I think you're brave enough to own your truth. Especially since you can ask the question.
Really selfless of you...a sweet entry. I like your stylized Santa, too. :-)
ReplyDeleteHaha, I love that santa design. :D
ReplyDeleteWillie, you have a way of making us feel what you do when creating these drawings...a serious moment on the holidays is refreshing, though we carry the burden of these wishes all year.
ReplyDeleteThanks for again sharing your thoughts with all of us...you are amazingly honest.
OK, now I'm brokenhearted for the night... thanks a lot.
ReplyDeleteI love this even though it makes my heart ache.
ReplyDeleteI wish I were a Santa who could bring you the things you want - even through this electronic media, your spirit shines through.
ReplyDeleteThis is great and very moving. It would be good if Santa really could grant these wishes. I don't want anything material myself either...
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful. Make people nice! Yeah!
ReplyDeleteOwch! That's tough! That's very sensitive unless you are just trying to pull in suckers like me who even cry when they watch TEEN WOLF after staying up too late. Well, "You've Got The Power", good job! Happy Halloween/Christmas!
ReplyDeleteWow. Beautiful drawing...you almost made me cry Rrrrrramone.
ReplyDeleteI am challenging you to the Christmas Song game. List 5 of your favorite Christmas Songs and then tag 5 other people to do the same. I was tagged by Doug and I have my list up now. :)
deep questioning...it happens, sometimes! very personal take on the topic as usual.
ReplyDelete:)
It is sad that they think Santa can give them all that, but good that they have hope. I lovely illustration.
ReplyDelete(by the way a Gocco is a printing machine : savegocco.com)
Thanks for your nice comment on my blog.
I guess Santa has his work cut out for him. Maybe all of us should pitch in and help him out a bit.
ReplyDeleteThanks Willie for commenting on my Gazmir the Clown post. Its been a while. I hope you enjoyed your trip to Africa.
Yes, Santa has indeed a difficult job if he should fullfill all her wishes - funny and touching illo.
ReplyDeleteI read that all of the letters sent to the northpole or santa are answered by people who live at the North Pole, they do it all year long! Your illo and sentiment are sensitive and sweet!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful and thought-provoking. Wouldn't it be lovely if we could crawl into Santa's lap and ask for these things? I believe you are brave enough to own your own truth; you were strong enough to share some of it in this illustration.
ReplyDeleteWonderful, Willie!