“Fairy Rings,” by A Safe Space for Curious Minds
Would you dance with the fairies? I know, I would! ❤
“Fairy rings are a naturally occurring ring of mushrooms normally found in forested areas and grasslands. Even though the fairy rings form due to natural causes, they are surrounded by folklore…”
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I would love to dance with fairies again, Colleen.
BTW, just added a new page to my blog, sorta. I call it “Queen Lear’s Silly Sentiments”, and it will be for my silly side, with the first offering being a silly poem. Venturing out a little bit, but it’s time. Hugs. ((())) ❤
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Good for you! It feels good to get those brain cells firing! ❤
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Now all I have to do is finish more of them! 😇👼💝💟💜
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You go girl! You can do it. One a day and you’re in there. ❤
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It would be easier if I could remain on my feet, chair or something more comfortable than the floor! However, this also shall be turned into a silly story, poem, or even a song!
Thanks for your encouragement, Colleen. Now to get my silly thinking cap on!
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This was a great on piece on the fairy myths and how they evolved through the centuries. ❤
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Oh yes! I would love that very much…..if only they were real😁.
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Ok i take that back. Just read the link.😱 So would not love to….real or fantasy!!!!
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LOL! 😀
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The wee beings of folklore are so inspiring and comforting. How lovely it would be, to find they are real!
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I’ve seen a swamp fairy and a meadow fairy. I believe. They are much more benevolent and nature based than the myths depict them as. I find them comforting. Although, they are here to remind us that we need to protect our earth. ❤
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Yes, I believe that is their purpose!
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