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travel and sing 
I particulary love the 57 string guitar! Imagine tuning that one!
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i want a 57 string guitar hihihi
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perfect! i like that “repair your broken heart with a song” stand!
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I want to go to that repair shop! Lovely!
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I came to your post so tired and worn out from some a very long weeks and I already feel restored.
This repair place you have here is amazingly effective. Thank you Linda 🙂
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I have a 50-fingered friend who’s very interested in your guitar…. Such an enchanting little village. I think I’ve been to that broken heart repair shop many times. And those singing crocs are fantastic! I knew those big mouths were good for other things!
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The stars of your drawing are the dancing couple, viva la poesia!
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Lovely burg – a bit of a nineteenth century shtetl feel to this one
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I love the little city as well. Perfect style for the sentiment, and the color work is beautiful!
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oh this is outstanding! i think you’ve inspired me to set up a little “repair shop” with music and dancing in my house. and i agree with susan – your little village has a very shtetl feel to it. i had been searching for the right word for your bitty cities when i first found your blog, and that word fits it perfectly. beautiful, beautiful piece!
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I love your animal. Always you are drawing some beautiful citys. 🙂 😉
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Oh, what a wonderful place to repair one’s crying heart! I like this loving, cheerful, optimistic town with all its singing and dancing, compationate citizens! A fantastic idea!!
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this is beautiful! I just discovered your blog – great work all round!
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Each little detail and idea is amazing! I love this world of yours, it’s wonderful!
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“nothing is too broken that it can’t be fixed” – it’s a nice philosophy for life 🙂
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i believe it will be well into the pm before the guitar is repaired… great illo… great story…
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Oh, I want a 57 stringer. Wonderful illustration!
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Your work is always special… I love your style, with all your details!
Thank you so much for your beautifull words you left in my blog.
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I don’t think it’s possible for you to ever have a bad day with all of these wonderful imaginings in your head! How lucky for you…and for us 🙂
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This is great! wonderful use of space….
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Another beautiful one Linda Sarah! Just wonderful and very healing…
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Aaah, Linda. This is really recharging. And the writing? absolutely love it.
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i will sing with you! 🙂
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