Happy Mother’s Day
Wishing a Fairy Fine Mother’s Day to Mothers everywhere!
Remember to live your own great story, the possibilities are endless.
Wishing a Fairy Fine Mother’s Day to Mothers everywhere!
Remember to live your own great story, the possibilities are endless.
Sagrado Arbol de Ceiba, Kalimba la Musica a los Caballos
Sacred Ceiba Tree, Kalimba Music to the Horses.
“No sabes que todo el mundo tiene un pais hadas propio?”
“Don’t you know, everybody’s got a Fairyland of their own?”
P.T.Travers
Go ahead, live your own great story.
Two little Home Place Fairies arrived at dawn sprinkling fairy dust on the spring gardens.
This little blue fairy fluttered into the garden with her red cowgirls boots on.
Old Horse was delighted to see them as he awoke from his sleep.
When the sun rose full one little fairy piped out a tune welcoming in this new and glorious morning. What’s happening in your garden on this fine spring day?
The Seamstress to the Fairies was the recipient of this lovely gift.
Thank you Mary Jean!
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Please click below for a Home Place Fairies Tale.
The Enchantment of Old Horse The Home Place Fairies
After countless years of standing watch as Guardian and Sacred Sentry of the Home Place Fairy Folk, Old Horse has gone off to join them in Fairyland.
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Old Horse, Sentry, Guardian and Friend.
“To see a world in a grain of sand
and Heaven in a wild flower
Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand
and Eternity in an hour.”
William Blake poet
“Believe in the Fairies
who make Dreams come true.
Believe in Wonder,
the Stars and the Moon.
Believe in the Magic
from Fairies above,
They Dance on the Flowers,
and sing songs of Love.”
The Home Place Fairies long ago enchanted the puppets Lady Kathryn made with possibilities.
If conditions are right these puppets are able to run about the fields and gardens here at my farm.
Until a puppet has been touched by a mortal child whose heart is fresh with possibilities for the future, an ordinary tethered earth bound puppet they must remain.
Dragon was long ago touched by such a child enabling him to run freely without human escort throughout the woodland and gardens.
Lovely Luna Puppet had not been touched by a child of possibility and so she stood patiently waiting, growing rather sad.
The fairies La Rosa and Nightingale came by for short visits and told her not to give up hope, that eventually the right little human would come her way.
But La Rosa and Nightingale never stayed for long, they had garden chores to attend to and so Luna was left alone tethered in one place by a pole.
Luna waited what seemed like a very long time for a human child to come.
She waited… and she waited.
Until one day a little girl came into the garden who was filled with much wonder and believed in all sorts of possibilities.
This little girl took one look at the forlorn puppet Luna had become and whispered,
“Believe in yourself Luna”.
Then she grabbed hold of the stick that tethered Luna to the ground and made her dependent on humans for flight.
She swished the stick this way and that, faster and faster.
The little girl swished Luna until Luna believed in the possibilities of her own forward motion.
Then the child set the puppet back onto the ground to stand on her own.
Luna began to sparkle with hope and suddenly there seemed to be all sorts of possibilities.
Once again the child took firm hold of Luna’s post and tether and told her…
“Shhhh sweet Luna, you always held the ability to set yourself free, all you had to do was to believe in your own strengths, your own potential possibilities.”
And then the child released Luna,
and then the post and child disappeared.
Luna stood alone, no longer was she a puppet tethered to the ground.
Luna was a brilliant moth filled with possibilities and she fluttered, sparkling with happiness as she took flight.
Sometimes at twilight, I catch a glimpse of Luna in the gardens fluttering about on her own.
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