About Me:I have been working within the Faery Realm for 4 years. I first erncountered the Fae when I was “Piskey led” to Luxulyan woods, in St. Austell, Cornwall. My passion in life is Faery. I paint them, write about them and read anything and everything. Involving the Fae! My ultimate acknowledgement to Fairie is my fairy tattoo.
I live in a beautiful, fairy-filled cottage in Cornwall, with only fields, cows and crows
for neighbours. I share my life with my husband Stephan and my enchanted daughter
Lily. I have two adorable tabby cats named Binky and Breezer and two chickens called Molly and Myrtle.
I spend my days looking after my family and animals, cooking, cleaning, gardening and growing vegetables, walking in Luxulyan woods where I collect fallen twigs and
Branches to transform into fairy wands and fairy staffs. I also enjoy walking the coastal paths and on Carne beach, where I gather mermaids’ tears, shells and pebbles which I use for my crafts. Painting is also a huge part of my life and is very necessary for my sanity!!!
My family and I also spend time in South Africa, where Stephan is setting up the Primrose Project to support an aids orphanage. This is situated in East London in a tin shack, run solely by a 75 year old woman with her 55year old daughter. They are currently looking after 38 children suffering from Aids. These wonderful woman only have their pension to support the children and themselves. We are hoping to divide our time between Cornwall and South Africa. I wish to develop a South African Fairy retreat and sanctuary, the spirit of fairy is very much evident and waiting to be unleashed!
I also run Fairy School, an idea presented to me during a fairy meditation. I believe that all children deserve the precious gift of a magical childhood of which Fairy School can play a part.
Music:Deva Premal, Rufus Wainwright, Enya, Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, Santana and Amy Winehouse.
Movies:
LOTR,Harry Potter, Labrynth, Dark Crystal, Butterfly Effect, Practical Magic,Pans Labrynth, Moulin Rouge, Star wars, Eradgon, Willow,Never Ending story.
TV:Eastenders, Most Haunted,Cookery programmes and Wildlife Documentaries
Books:LOTR, Northern Lights,Good faery Bad faery, A Winter’s Tale, Faerycraft, Chocolat, Harry Potter
Likes:The colour purple, long flowing skirts, jangling silver bracelets, painting, candles, incense, Chakra cleansing, meditation, the sky at night, long stripey socks and my crocs!!!!
Dislikes:Insincere people with big egos ( you know who you are!) and jelly.
Hobbies:Painting, cooking, growing vegetables, Tai Chi, shamanic drumming, Oracle and Tarot card reading.
Virtues:Open, honest and caring (at least I hope I am).
Heroes:Nelson Mandela, Mother Theresa, John Lennon, Princess Diana, J.K. Rowling and the one special person who makes dreams come true, Stephan, my Husband.
Thursday, November 19, 2009, 09:30 AM EST
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Hi everyone,
It has been a few weeks since I last posted on here. Since Lacey's birth I have been looking after my precious grandaughterWhilst Lily returned to college full time. What a joy and what hardwork!! Lily is now at college part time from this week as it was too much for her. I shall now be a part time Amma! I now have time to paint, write and feed my creative spirit once more. I am definitely getting too old to look after babies full time! I shall just enjoy being an Amma, at least now I can hand her over to her beautiful Mummy!
I am hand painting Christmas cards to raise much needed funds for Project Primrose. The nursery is completely finished with the children all settled in. It looks wonderful. Alterations are now being done to the main house. Our postman, here in Cornwall,has been out therehelping with the renovations. Thanks, Tim.
Next Friday, we are hosting a dinner to raise funds to enable Pamela to enable to study for a Physchology degree at Harare Uni.
Sending you all abundant pink bubbles of love from a blustery, magical Cornwall.
I'm back on here where I belong on Enchanted Folk. It has been quite a while since I last posted a blog. Thank you to all of you who sent messages of congratulations on the birth of Lacey Elizabeth. It has been a hectic seven weeks which have passed so very quickly! Oh what a blessing to have a beautiful baby girl in the family. Stephan and I were so blessed to witness her birth,along with Jamie and I was given the honour of cutting the cord! We are now Amma and Grandolph to our grandaughter. Lily is back at college resuming her studies to become a school teacher whilst I look after and play with Lacey.
I have missed being here sooo much, especially my darling Be! I love you Be and hope we can meet up again soon. I have started painting again, which is wonderful for me. I am on the 2nd in a series named pink bubbles of love, dedicated of course to Lacey! I am at long last, back living my passion of all things Fae. How blessed am I!!!! I need to write and create to remember these special events in my life.
What a great post, Liz! You sound so happy, I am glad things are going so well ♥
It is terrific that you are painting, too...I hope you will give us a little look sometime!
Love and (((Hugs)))
Dear Liz, All sounds very exciting Liz and quite a memorable experience (cutting the cord) warmest congrats to you all dear friend ~ a lovely uplifting write *happy smiles* Hugs Lib xx
Today, Wednesday, 24th June, is Faery Day. A day to honour the Fae and communicate with them. I urge all you believers here on Enchanted Folk to spend time outside in nature communicating with these Guardians of the Earth. Walk barefooted on the grass, take time to smell the flowers, hug a tree or just enjoy being outside feeling the Sun and gentle summer breeze on your skin.
Please remember to leave an offering for the Fae to celebratethis special day. I am off to my favourite faery haunt, Luxylian Woods in my role as Cornish Fairy to keep the magic alive for all those who seek and believe.
I send pink bubbles of love to all believers and please post any encounters with the Fae here on EF.
It is that wonderful time of the year again. The time of celebration, honouring the Fae and all that is both mystical and magical as we approach the longest day in the Northern hemisphere. The long dark nights are a distant memory of winter past as we become energised from the rays of the sun overhead. So much to do and see, so many dear friends to catch up with and numerous magical places to visit.
Use the long hours of Midsummer day to revitalise our spirits to connect with each other, this enchanted earth on which we live and the heavens above. Do not be disheartened by those who choose not to see or believe, but let us live our lives being true to our own beliefs on our chosen pathway of this enchanted life.
We are truly blessed to be part of the magical life where we can escape from the "real" world and all that goes with it.
Remember 24th June is Fairy Day so another day to celebrate.
Clap hands, sing and dance to the magic of this enchanted life!
Wonderful words to live by! Very inspirational.
Thanks so much for sharing these lovely thoughts.
I'm clapping my hands, singing and dancing to the enchantment!
:)
I forgot to log out last time I was on here, Whoops!!!
Have been extremely busy supporting Stephan whilst he is in SA building the nursery at the orphanage. I am soooo proud of him and the true miracle he has managed to achieved. Of course there are still those embittered people living In SA who are trying todestroy the orphanage( you know who you are and so do I).
The latest accusation of these pour tortured souls is that the building and funding is not for the orphanage but for B&B to be used during the World CUp being staged In SA 2010!!!! Now who in their right mind would want to pay to stay in one of the poorest and most violent places in SA with orphaned children suffering from Aids, TB , cancer and abuse! If only they could understand that these beautiful children are the the ones who will suffer, not us at Project Primrose.,but 89 children going hungry to bed with only a thin mat to sleep on.
I am so blessed to be part of such a warm loving community here on EF. A wonderful oasis of love and peace far removed from individuals with hearts of stone.
Stephan will post on his site upon his return. He is travelling to Capetown on wednesday to catch his flight home after a job well done!
Aww no! I hope you manage to catch up with the episodes soon :), I think they're getting more and more awesome as the series progresses. Have you seen any of the 'behind the scenes' programmes? They're usually on on a Friday after the repeat of the weeks epi :), and they're all on the bbc iplayer too :)
Hoping you are well
Pixie waves!
Enelya xx
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Congratulations on your new granddaughter!
Izile03:07 PM EST