Enchanted woods
When I left Surrey, I was sad to leave my magical woodland. However yesterday I found another one. Chatelherault Country Estate is beautiful and full of history. We headed straight for the woodland. There were lots of twists and turns. Water flowing from the river, lots of ancient oaks, beech and pine trees not to mention many more. Magic was really in the air. I will return on a regular basis. Its a home the faeries surely love. It healed my soul so much. I had a fantastic day. It also helped that the sun was shining with his hat on ;-) The photo's don't really do it justice but they give you an idea.
Love and faerie blessings to all x x x
Home again
Yes at last I am home again. My room is almost there. Faeries have taken over everywhere. I haven't had a room to do with as I wish for a very long time and its great!!! I will put some pictures up. Remember it isn't quite finished yet. My wings still need to be put up. I have beautiful scenery around me. Loch's, hills, waterfalls and long open greens.
I have a blue tit called Charlie who keeps trying to come into the room. He keeps waiting outseide the window and tries to fly in (luckily feet first). He has now made a home right outside and is busy making it cosy. Although he still tries to come in. I will also try and get him to stay still long enough to pose for me ;-)
I hope everyone enjoys their Beltane celebrations and the faeries bless you with happy wishes.
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And a Happy Beltane back to you too lassie! It sounds like that little Charlie is missing his faerie friends... |
Moving House
Well, one week to go and then I move back to Scotland. I am nervous, excited, relieved, over whelmed - you name it and then some. I am so looking forward to being back with the family. At the moment I am surrounded by boxes. Getting there though. Once I am settled I plan on learning how to swim or at least float. I want to take up riding too. It is good to try these things and I have always wanted to learn. Now is the time. I will carry on the boxing aswell. But most importantly I can get back regular chats with the faerie folk again. I also want to look into travelling around placed like Thailand, India, Cambodia etc. I might just end up doing Thailand for a few months but there is so much to see. Anyone got any recomendations?
Wish me luck ! ;-)
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Dear Donna, as a family who've moved many times, I know a little of how you're feeling - please take comfort that courage is always rewarded, & although things will be a bit stressful for a while, I'm sure you will settle in quickly. We'll be thinking of you, with all your exciting plans, & wishing you happiness in all you do - the fae are waiting to welcome you back... Be |
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Hi Tommy. Well thats where I am sort of in luck. I am small so I could fight a Thai girl as most westen girls who go over are bigger than me. We shall see if I feel brave enough Donna |
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I just saw a TV show where an American spends time in Thailand competing, and the problem he has is that everyone is too small for him to compete with (plus they view larger people as "dull" and "slow" compared to the little guys). So they finally bring in a guy from Japan to face him. |
Yay I won!
It is all over or so I thought. I went to Ireland and the whole weekend was a shambles from start to finish. It was very badly organised. I was so scared by the time I had to get into the Thai boxing ring. My girl was bigger than me and weighed in too heavy but luckily shorter. I stopped her twice with an 8 count in the first round and stopped her in the second.
I had hoped that was me for a while but now have been told I'm doing it all over again in 2 weeks in Crawley. This girl will be bigger again too. Then once that is done I can move and finally get on with some more spritual work again. Can't wait! I have so many plans with the faeries once I'm a bit more settled its very exciting. Lots to do before hand though.
Thank you for all your kind words. I love coming on here and catching up on what everyone is doing.
Faerie blessings x x x
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Well done! :) It's true what they say, bravery isn't an absence of fear, it's being scared and doing it anyway! |
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In my limited experience with kung fu I know first hand it isn't the big ones you have to worry about. I suffer from a glass jaw so everything I did was to protect that secret when ever I faced my oponent. Unfortunately they usually found out my secret before I found theirs. Thoes days are behind me now but they were something. I hope things go well, there are so few fighting fairy fans. I look forward to reading some of your work. I've posted a few pieces of my own, hope you like. sleepy |
Busy Times!
Hello everyone. I hope that you are well rested and enjoyed the festive celebrations.
This little blog is just to say thank you for the messages that I have received and I am sorry for my late replies. I am now undergoing intense training for a thai boxing competition coming up. Its lots of horrible hard work. Runs in the wind and rain (which I hate the most!) and training 2x a day 6/7 days a week. Yuck. Hopefully I can stick with it and it will be worth it in the end. So I still want to hear from you but replies may take a while and a bit more sparse than usual.
On a much nicer side I am still being active with the faeries and lot of encounters with Morgan Le fay. She's so cool!
Anyway lots of love x


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I have a friend who used to live near there for about 20 years and she once took me to have a look around, but she wasn't well that day (she has M.E.) so we didn't stay long. we always said that we'd go back but she moved to Edinburgh so we still haven't been :/ i do remember a rather embarrasing photo she took of me flying a kids kite surrounded by daffodils there though LOL.
John04:23 PM CST