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Fairy Houses

Grey pussey willows

For fairy pillows

So soft for a fairy's head

Cherry petals sweet

For a cool clean sheet

Green moss for a fairy's head

There are fairies living in the hidden recesses of the garden.  All children seem to know that.   Just because we have gotten too big and noisy to see them doesn't mean they are gone.  May is the perfect month to get acquainted with fairies. What better way than to build them a little house from the treasures of the season!  The children will find just the right tree, with deliciously secret recesses at the roots, to start building.  A pretty tray for gathering moss and magnolia petals, snail shells and bits of bark, adds a dainty touch.  Let dandelions and daisy chains, buttercups and broom festoon the rooms, with perhaps a glittering polished-glass jewel hidden deep inside as a gift for the king and queen.  Magic is afoot in spring and many happy hours will be spent in the glory of nature with the good company of the little people.

Posted: Thursday, May 05, 2011 11:22 AM by Staff with 1 comment(s)

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# The Merry Month of May @Tuesday, May 01, 2012 10:29 PM

What makes May so merry? Is it the explosion of flowers, or the symphony of birdsong, or just the warming

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