• That Smile

    That Smile

    Long distance love during lockdown
    from 2 reviews.
    Romance  Poetry

  • Shades of Grey

    Shades of Grey

    Philosophy of age...
    from 2 reviews.
    Commentary and Philosophy  Non-Fiction

  • Introduction

    Introduction

    Pathological Demand Avoidance
    from 0 reviews.
    General  Non-Fiction


fairydancer: Gotta giggle!

    Adri7enne: Loved the choirs, fairydancer. I browsed through that link and found hours of enjoyable listening. Thanks for sharing. -
    MissMerri: I loved that! How talented those young boys are, and I admire the one on the left who managed to never crack a smile at all! Cute! -


fairydancer: Just lovin' this advice for mummies and daddies...



fairydancer: Cherokee Legend of the Two Wolves:
(I found this little gem at: http://www.rainbowbody.net/Ongwhehonwhe/cherokee.htm)


A Grandfather from the Cherokee Nation was talking with his grandson.

"A fight is going on inside me," he said to the boy. "It is a terrible fight between two wolves."

The young grandson listened intently.

"One wolf is evil, unhappy, and ugly: He is anger, envy, war, greed, selfishness, sorrow, regret, guilt, resentment, inferiority/superiority, false pride, coarseness, and arrogance. He spreads lies, deceit, fear, hatred, blame, scarcity, poverty, and divisiveness.
The other wolf is beautiful and good: He is friendly, joyful, loving, worthy, serene, humble, kind, benevolent, just, fair, empathetic, generous, honest, compassionate, grateful, brave, and inspiring resting wholeheartedly in deep vision beyond ordinary wisdom."

The grandson paused in deep reflection of what his grandfather had just said. Then he exclaimed; "Oyee!" (in recognition).

Grandfather continued; "This same fight is going on inside you, and inside all human beings as well."

The grandson paused in deep reflection and recognition of what his grandfather had just said. Then he finally cried out deeply;

"Oyee! Grandfather, which wolf will win this horrific war?"

The elder Cherokee replied, "The wolf that you feed. That wolf will surely win!"

    Sally Carter: I have heard this story before, or a variant of it, but I still find it just as powerful. Thanks for the reminder. -
    fairydancer: You're most welcome. I had not heard it before, and I think it's wonderful! :) -
    Jane Danielson: The elder Cherokee feels deeply the turmoil within himself. Throughout the years he has learned to make choices for goodness and peace which has brought him happiness. Nevertheless the evil lurks everywhere and can still ensnare him. He wants to warn the boy of the many faces of evil and of the importance of doing that which is good.
    Jane Danielson 1-10-2016 -


fairydancer: All we need is faith



fairydancer: Not on site much over the summer hols, but thought I'd share this little gem with you x




fairydancer: Happy New Year from the Heart of England x
(12.10am)


fairydancer:

"Wise man, wise man,
Which way should I run?
There's so many roads, so many ways to turn
I am like a blind man, lost in the sun.
I wanna be like you, and be a wise man too
But I'm looking for an easy way to learn."

AREN'T WE ALL! LOL :)

From "Wise Man" by Uriah Heep.
(This was the best version of this song I could find)
    Xylok: awesome quote !!!!!!!!!!! -


fairydancer: Writers are such romantics, aren't they! LOL :)



fairydancer: Enjoy :)




fairydancer: Wonderful Word of the Week:

Perfidious adj literary treacherous or deceitful [Latin perfidus] perfidy n



fairydancer: Today's quick reminder: SMILE!


    Grammies: I so enjoyed the music and the lyrics. Thank you for sharing. I AM smiling now. :) -


fairydancer: Do you fly in your dreams? Mould lakes with your tear streams? Breathe to another how it feels? And shout till the mountains reel?
Then write it down!

    DIS-illusioned: Nightmares!
    Oh, all he has are nightmares!
    And no one cares!
    This burden he bears!
    :) -
    fairydancer: Yet his screams
    can turn to dreams
    if he just lets it out
    and has a good shout!
    :))) -


fairydancer: "A word is not a crystal, transparent and unchanged, it is the skin of a living thought and may vary greatly in color and content according to the circumstances and the time in which it is used." Oliver Wendell Holmes


fairydancer: With each new week the sun is pushing apart the clouds a little more, the trees are putting on their brand new gowns and the flowers are painting the fields with joy. Summer is coming. Ahh! A time for love...


    rjenassoc: Very Beautiful,Artistic and Poetic. -


fairydancer: If you like haunting violin music, check this out :)