Dear Friends,
His laughter will continue to touch us long after this day…
May you rest your tired eyes in peace…
Thank you for the laughter, Robin and the poignant moments
anntogether
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Dear Friends,
His laughter will continue to touch us long after this day…
May you rest your tired eyes in peace…
Thank you for the laughter, Robin and the poignant moments
anntogether 
Beautiful drawing and words
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I thank you. It was sad to create this today. He was one of the good ones.
AnnMarie
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A beautiful tribute, Ann. Thank you for sharing it. ❤
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Hi there Skye,
It was a sad one to draw this morning. Eyes are the window to the soul, his eyes were more like doorways – beautiful and melancholy at the same time
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Hi AnnMarie!
What a beautiful painting! Thanks for sharing!
The world have lost a great man! What I loved about Robin Willams was that he wasn’t afraid to be unique and crazy in his roles. He always played them to the max. His characters were over the top and memorable.
So rest in peace, Robin!
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Bubbling streams run deep – his characters were memorable – and he’ll remain with us in all those wonderful guises.
Thank you…
AnnMarie
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Lovely work! May he rest in peace of Heavenly Meadows…
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Thank you – it was sad to draw this morning
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You captured his intensity perfectly. The best tribute…
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His eyes always got me – they always looked a bit sad even when he was laughing
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Très bien fait!
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Wonderful tribute to a great actor.
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Ah, so very blue those eyes, color that fits the mood today. He seemed a good soul…
Thank you,
AnnMarie
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Eyes are the windows to the sole. You captured the beauty of his so well, and the melancholy. He will be sorely missed. Rest in peace Robin.
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His eyes though smiling always seemed to have a gentle sadness behind them –
He was unique. It’s always difficult letting those who make us laugh and cry, depart too soon…
Thank you.
AnnMarie
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You took your artist-gift and used it to help yourself express how many of us feel today as we grieve for someone who did his best to entertain us….he will be missed…so sad that he died the way he did. Thank you for your compassion!
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I always found his eyes to look a bit sad, even when he was smiling. A good soul with his spontaneous humor and his compassionate works – the world needs so many more Robin Williams’ not less.
Thank you.
AnnMarie
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Gone too soon…I guess Heaven needed some laughter…
Thank you for sharing this heartfelt piece…
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He’s gone on to the Big White Kitchen in the sky. In my heart it’s where everyone goes and there all playing cards, drinking wine, laughing and my grandfather is making his famous tomato sauce…
Thank you,
AnnMarie
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My beautiful AnnMarie. You never cease to amaze me! Your loving ‘Giant Husband’
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xoxo
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Can you pick up dog food and milk? jk 😉
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That drawing is just beautiful, AnnMarie. You’ve captured his spirit, definitely.
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It’s funny, many people – as I’ve been reading – saw a sadness in his eyes…
Beyond his death, I feel sad for folks suffering with depression – if a man with a life like Williams: spontaneous funny-bone, dramatic capacity, good heart and fortune lost the battle – I hope other fellow sufferers don’t feel ‘more’ despondent at this time. Someone near to me suffers with depression, it can be a most difficult uphill journey…
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Among a multitude of valiant tributes, this post was just perfect. Thank you for sharing it.
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Ah, thank you – it was sad to draw – so sad…
AnnMarie
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That’s amazing!
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I always had a special place in my heart for Robin WIlliam’s eyes – there was a sweet sadness in their color
Thank you
AnnMarie
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Wonderful 🙂
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Thank you – very sad though
Have a wonderful weekend
AnnMarie 🙂
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Thanks for following my site!!
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🙂
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