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December 17, 2011 at 5:23 pm
Heidi Horchler
Richard, I found this drawing while looking for the perfect illustration for a blog post. I have included it here: http://www.seniorshareproject.com/2011/12/wanted-holiday-stories.html
along with credit to you and a link back to your page. If for any reason you should object and wish me to delete it from my post I will be happy to do so.
If not, then thank you! It’s a great image!
Happy Hanukkah.
Heidi Horchler, editor, Senior Share Project