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julie rowan-zoch
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julie rowan-zoch 
Agh, I know this feeling! You take your glasses off to get in the water, drift along in the tide for a while, and can’t find your way back to your friends and your stuff. Love the block-color style, too.
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Thanks Elizabeth. It was an experience I remember well, esp. after a tumble in the waves.
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Being shortsighted, I often have this experience when I emerge from the surf!! Fantastic illustration!
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Esp. with a strong undertow!
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AWESOME! (that happened to me once đŚ )
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Only once? Lucky!
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I’m sure kids can relate to this. I want to see his expression, but it would probably be too painful. You’ve captured the moment well, Julie!
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Thanks Jarm, I was thinking the same – no one need see the despair!
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Aw….wonderful! You did catch the despair…in his stance!
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Wow! What a super cool effect! Really nice!
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Thanks Cindy
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great job!!! love it!
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Poor little guy. Beautiful illustration. This is one of my favs!
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Thanks Hannah – you guys live close to the shore? Be prepared for this with your littl’uns if you do!
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