Gingerbug
10-19-2007, 10:30 PM
Just sharing a bit of The Christmas Fairies and the North Wind with you...hope to share the whole story soon.
"Christmas Fairies while not as celebrated as Santa’s Elves are every bit as important. It’s just that being so tiny in appearance no one has ever actually seen one. They can twinkle about so quickly that if you’re lucky you might catch a glimpse of light or a glittering bit of sparkle but not much else. Christmas Fairies flutter about from house to house all year long, checking on behavior, gathering information about wishes, and occasionally leaving behind tiny mementos of their visits.
This night, in the dark cold woods, gathered in the boughs of the tree, catching their breath, they sparkle with light. Amazingly Christmas Fairies rarely feel the cold. Perhaps it is a magical gift from Santa or perhaps they just move so quickly that cold does not dare venture close. This group was heading back to the North Pole after a gathering of Fairies from around the world. A gathering that lasted three days and ended with a beautiful Winter Ball, filled with fairy dancing, laughter, and well wishes."
"Christmas Fairies while not as celebrated as Santa’s Elves are every bit as important. It’s just that being so tiny in appearance no one has ever actually seen one. They can twinkle about so quickly that if you’re lucky you might catch a glimpse of light or a glittering bit of sparkle but not much else. Christmas Fairies flutter about from house to house all year long, checking on behavior, gathering information about wishes, and occasionally leaving behind tiny mementos of their visits.
This night, in the dark cold woods, gathered in the boughs of the tree, catching their breath, they sparkle with light. Amazingly Christmas Fairies rarely feel the cold. Perhaps it is a magical gift from Santa or perhaps they just move so quickly that cold does not dare venture close. This group was heading back to the North Pole after a gathering of Fairies from around the world. A gathering that lasted three days and ended with a beautiful Winter Ball, filled with fairy dancing, laughter, and well wishes."