Fairies have been urging the Virgin for some time now to serve a cocktail made famous by Artists which includes Absinthe a liqueur which was banned in the USA until 2007.
Fly with the Fairies drink absinthe on board Virgin America .
Fairies World Media
Posted: Saturday, May 2nd, 2009
Posted: Friday, May 1st, 2009
The Rites of Spring, the rebirth of natures cycle of life, are celebrated at the end of April and the beginning of May with Floraila festivals of dancing and drinking and in many countries children dancing around the Maypole.
The Roman figurehead was the Goddess Flora always bedecked with flowers her name in modern English is representative of plants and flowers. Here she is pictured in the 1898 Floral Calendar of Fairbanks the original manufacturers of Fairy Soap
Posted: Tuesday, April 28th, 2009
Chevaliers everywhere, now is the time to show your love in true romantic French tradition presenting your beloved with ‘Muguet’. Surely the most poignant day in France for lovers to show their true feelings and emotions or to remember those we love and cherish. It should be made a worldwide tradition!
1st May – La Fête du Muguet and Beltaine
Lily of the Valley
The meaning of this flower is “You will find Happiness.”
Muguet © Myrea Pettit
Originally the idea as a family was to take the children into the forests and let them pick your Muguet together.It is also the time of the Cuckoo in France.
These days in the cities you will more likely buy it from florist’s, or one of the countless vendors stand that appear overnight on every street corner, many these days selling for charities and other good causes.
Although at all other times of the year, selling any kind of flowers or anything else on the street requires paying for a permit, merry May Day is exempted from this tax, and anyone can sell the blossoms anywhere without being tithed by the city.
Naturally every florist has pots and bouquets of lily of the valley dominating their outdoor displays. The pots for lily of the valley are always deep and vase-shaped, another tradition.
People everywhere clutch their lily of the valley, to be offered to their loved ones. With May 1st also ushering in Beltaine I love this French custom it is such a perfect way to welcome the Rites of Spring, when all is bursting into blossom, and new life appears with animals, birds and insects and one thought turns to beauty, love, caring and togetherness, precious moments for all who share the Fairiesworld. Muguet is also known as Our Lady’s tears since, according to Christian legend, the tears Mary shed at the cross turned to Lilies of the Valley, and in another legend, the flower also sprang from the blood of St. George during his battle with the dragon.
Posted: Sunday, April 19th, 2009
“Fairytales don’t come any more satisfactory than this,” wrote columnist Melanie Reid in The Times.
Posted: Tuesday, April 7th, 2009
Persistent rumors that fairies were definitely seen in Gibraltar, were confirmed this month when the Gibraltar Magazine tracked down fairy artist Myrea Pettit and her husband David Riché to find out exactly what happened in the Alameda Botanical Gardens in July 2007.
It seems the population of that little British colony needed clarification. It was in medieval times that Witches and Devils were banished from Gibraltar, and it was thought that the Fairies had gone too.
Needless to say they are delighted to welcome back the Fairy sighting highlighted in the April 2009 Gibraltar Magazine
Posted: Sunday, April 5th, 2009
Reminiscent of the Last Dodo’s speech at his farewell Ball
when he spoke to the assembled guests, inhabitants of the earth, promoting friendship among adversaries and predators alike that the destiny of the world is in their hands, and that without understanding among them they will all become as extinct and dead as the Dodo himself.
An electrifying speech in Prague today President Barack Obama of the USA spoke to all of the dangers facing the peoples of the world and his cause for nuclear disarmament and for peace among nations.
Posted: Saturday, March 28th, 2009
I was inspired by the song “Hanamizuki” to draw this picture, says Hiroshi Ando a long time Japanese artist friend of Youseitakei and Fairiesworld
This is one of the famous songs in Japan.
Lyrics to Dogwood Flower:
To the sky you reach out your hand
The songs of the clouds
Call you to distant lands
To the wind you call my name
Carried to the shore
The shore where I wait
A dogwood flower, I’d give to you
A blossom then, soon come to bloom
May the dreams you hold
The dreams that shine like rosen gold
Last forever
I wish for you to shine above
To radiate your endless love
May it last a hundred years from now
Summer heat weighing down on us
This boat is too weak and so in me, please trust
I will follow you
Please go ahead and I will be there soon
Posted: Monday, March 23rd, 2009
The term originates in Paracelsus, who describes sylphs as invisible beings of the air, fairies in fact, this elemental of air is clearly visible in this unique photograph taken by paranormal expert Steve Cooper
Posted: Tuesday, March 10th, 2009
A spectacular 1st anniversary of the London Movieum opens 12th March. Terry English The Worlds Finest Armourer has invited Myrea Pettit and David Riche of Fairies World to The Anniversary Celebration and to the opening of THE BEATLES EXHIBITION showing rare unseen photographs of the group. Terry is a fan and collector of Myrea’s original fairy pictures, he has also made an amazing bespoke Armour breast plate for Myrea which she has modelled and presented on stage with Terry at the National Space Centre.
Posted: Sunday, March 8th, 2009
Rites of Spring and a World Fairy Festival Organised by Kay Clover and Jill Din will take place on Petersfield Heath Petersfield Hampshire to celebrate
May 2nd & 3rd – Saturday and Sunday
Music Hill on Petersfield Heath
Petersfield
Hampshire
United Kingdom