Me beeing a pixie

Do you know the "Sams"? It is a figure of a German children's book... with wish-dots all over its body... That's me... somehow for the last three weeks - but it's getting better. I must have reacted allergic to something and very extreme... and awoke after a very stormy night as "fly agaric"... and that is not meant as a joke *smiling*. A gentle person re-attributed it to this "pixie"-sort-of-thing... so.. whoever finds a red dot left may declare a wish... the more you wish the less dots there'll be .. so don't be modest!!!


Book Recommendations
I would recommend warmly "Laissez-moi" by M. Sauvageot (I read the German version "Fast ganz die Deine"). The German title means "Nearly wholly yours" and this caught my eye instantly... the ambivalence of the words. It's not fictional. The thoughts of a young woman, ill with tuberculosis, writing to her former boy-friend who wanted them to part as "friends" as she had to leave to a sanatorium. Very clear thoughts.. without drama, pathos or self-pitty. They touched me without being kitschy or girlish... at the contrary... My deepest respect to this woman.

If you'd love to dream, love stories... books... and would condescend to read a youth's book... read Inkheart - Inkblood and Inkdeath. I've loved the unabridged audiobooks. The characters breathe... it's a pleasure to follow the story and them.And you might even shed a tear - or two.

Stardust (N. Gaiman) might be a humorous fairy tale of a fool trying to bring back a fallen star to his "lassie" but the star turns out to be quite touchy. There has been a movie adaption (Claire Danes, Michelle Pfeiffer & Robert deNiro). Take a look at it after reading.

Some advice needed...
These are just sketches to drawings that have been resting a while.. Since they're in the Scraps Sections (as some other very old pencil ones) no one is going to see them unintentionally... I'd really appreciate advice because I'd love to get them out again and finish them, but I do feel I could really use some... idea or know -how to get them as good as I would like them to be.