As humans we often wonder if fairies and such really exist, but now I have found evidence that the fairies also are wondering if humans are for real. In an article original recorded in The Nidlongdir Post by Weaving Flower, she asks the question; is it’s possible to prove that humans exist?

Does Humans Really Exist?

Nidlongdir Post, year of the frogs, spring issue

By Weaving Flower

I have never seen a human, and I very much doubt that many fairies in Leafenheim City actually have. My children ask about the humans all the time. They want to know about their magic called math, and to hear all the stories about all the monsters the humans are supposed to have, according to the famous whispering leaf, Fairy Tales of the Human Race, by Dust Cloud the elder.

Personally, I find humans incredibly scary! First of all, they are humongous. They are known to be very greedy, and the monsters they all have, are so frightening that I would rather go and live in a troll family, then have an encounter with a human. On the whispering leaf Fairy Tales of the Human Race, Dust Cloud tells about his adventures into a human's garden and house. I have been studying all the records by Dust Cloud the elder, and compared them with more reason articles about human encounters, and what struck me, was the fact that all the fairies that had a human encounter never had any evidence that could prove that it was a human they had an encounter with. In many of the cases I have studied, the fairies are known to be notarise liars. Some of the fairies are also known to hang out at the Apple Worms Tavern, and in the Dragonian Caves.

Rumours are that the new Dragonian Ambassador should be human, but how can that be? First of all, a human is much too big to go into the Dragonian Caves. Secondly, the Dragonians would risk that this human would bring some of the terrible monsters into the caves. According to Dust Cloud’s whispering leaf, humans sometimes travel into the Mist with the risk of ageing very fast, to get sizing potions from Mother Bog. They drink the potions so that they can enter our world. He even postulates that humans and gnomes some times get friendly, and in some cases gnomes live in the human’s houses.

Although gnomes are known to use the human magic called math, I find it very unlikely that they would dare to live among all the monsters that the humans create with their magic. I have found many stories in The Whispering Library that tells about a strange monster living in a special room in most humans’ houses. Most of these monsters are white, and have a big mouth.The monster's ugly mouth is kept open most of the time, so that it is ready to eat what ever comes in reach of it. In one of Dust Cloud’s fairy tales, he is nearly swallowed by this monster. He describes how the monster sucked him into its throat, and how he had to hold his breath, and struggle very hard to reach the surface of the water in the drooling monster’s mouth.

Dust Cloud tells, that he had seen these kind of monsters in many diffrent shapes and colours, but No matter what the monsters looked like the humans called them the toilet. The monsters have no limbs, and on Dust Cloud’s whispering leaf the monster is described as a very bad smelling monster. Perhaps that is why it is kept lucked up in a special room.

The fairy tale about the toilet monster is my children’s favourite, and I have heard that the new Beatle Theatre will set up the toilet monster story as a play in the upcoming season. I can’t recommend Dust Cloud’s fairy tales as good night stories, but as long as you keep in mind that it’s just good old fairy tales, I find the stories very amusing and especially small fairy knights will love them!

I haven’t come to a conclusion about the existents of the human race! It would make the universe very exiting if they did exist! I would properly be very scared if I had an encounter with one of them, and I would never ever tell a living soul about it, in the fear that they would regard me as a totally nutcase.

The last guests have left our house and the silence has descended on the house. At last I have time to share some of the photos from the wedding with all of you!

Camilla had decided on a very untraditional wedding gown in lovely blue velvet. Jess walked her to the altar. Lysablid Church is from 1280 and was a beautiful setting for the wedding.

Camilla and Christian outside the church  after the wedding ceremony

I was not allowed to take photos during the wedding ceremony, it is considered private in the Danish church. The Priest had created a very interesting speech to the young couple where he talked about the old Edda poem from the time of the Vikings.

Camilla has created the wedding rings.

 Camilla's bridal bouquet was created by my sister Lene.

Camilla

Christian

All the guests

The wedding table.

Bjarne and Cecilla (my son and his girl friend)

Camilla and Christian had decided on a very untraditional wedding. Everything had to be home made, so I created the wedding cake with the help of two good friends of the family.

The wedding guests had created all sorts of happenings for the evening, and one of them was this big red wooden heart. The light was turned off and we all went around the table to lit candles for the bride and groom.

Christian's aunts had created a medival song for the wedding and I read a fairy tail I had created for the wedding.

My husband and I

Camilla had created my medieval circlet.

I was not only a proud mother but also the photograph of the day.

I totally forgot to have some photos of my dress taken, all I have is this photo taken by Bjarne.

Selene and Ebbe were looked after by Mama Kauppa, they were unbelievable well behaved! Selene did try to dress up Mickie our dog as a knight and Ebbe did eat to many muffins!

My husband and I gave Camilla and Christian this oil painting

Title: The Spirit of Birth

 We also gave them Balder.

Camilla and Christian thanks for a magic day we all love you!

The wedding will take place 2010-02-27

The painting is a sketch I did of Camilla and Christian.  I am going to paint a oil painting of them in their fairy tale wedding costumes after the wedding.

I created the costumes in this slide for the wedding and i am also going to make the wedding cake.

The Danish Queen Margrethe II has been behind the decoupage scenography and costumes of the Danish fairy tale film "The Wild Swans", which is directed by Ghita Nørby and Peter Flinth. However, Queen Margrethe II has in addition also a walk-on role in the film, which will premiere Friday 11th September. It writes SF Film in a statement.

 The Queen as a statist in the film

decoupage scenography

The cover of the book published by the Queen with her art for the film.

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