It was The Snowman

There was no progress on my drawing last week.  The entire family was attacked by a nasty stomach flu last weekend, and we went through some painful phases..   Strangely, I was the most affected one.  It took me longer to recover.  Another strange thing is that this flu and its pain left me with some sort of shock. A good shock that is strong enough to change my perspective for myself and life.  It is probably very silly to try to explain this, and I do feel silly about it.  All I can say is that I feel better now and motivated and engaged.  I encountered The Snowman video during this very obscure phase and felt I was brought back to where I was. Where I got lost.  Watching this made me feel that now I am back and starting something once again.  Flu does something good sometimes?
I am ready to have cozy relaxing holidays!

Redwoods: Place I would love to visit.

Growing is Forever from Jesse Rosten on Vimeo.

Redwoods by Jason Chin is one of the books my husband brought back home for my boy.  It's a bit too long for a two year-old boy, but it turned out to be such fascinating read for me!  I lived in California for about ten years, and I have never visited Redwoods. 
It's been three years since I took off from the beach side apartment in California, and I think I have been craving for nature.  I would like to sit under one of those huge tree trunks and listen to my son talks about trees.  Well..not so easy to make that happen soon, so I watched this video with him today.

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I love you too!

Mr. Happy Man from Matt Morris Films on Vimeo.

It was nice to learn about this lovely gentleman in the morning of St. Valentine's Day.
I wish he was in my town.  Yes, life is beautiful and should be appreciated every single day!:-)
Happy Valentine's Day!