Delbert Bee loves to gossip and spread the word. He is busy interviewing characters from books written by Donna Ellison, sharing scandals, motivation and other secrets. He currently lives in Thimblewyck but he likes to travel.
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Showing posts with label Thimblewyck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thimblewyck. Show all posts
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Who spreads the best gossip around?
I am Delbert and I do my best to keep all up to date. I recently heard that fairies were known to hitch rides on bees. That is an unfounded rumor. Bees are way too busy to spend time riding around with fairies. Well, actually, the fairies of Thimblewyck are a little too big to ride on our back. They are big enough to curl up on Farmer Thimble's palm or ride on his shoulder. That is about the same size as his daughter Lina. That's why she was so happy to meet the fairies, to find out someone else was her size. Did you know that fairies can seem to be very big? Most are masters of illusion. They are small and can be invisible. But they can seem to be huge, or other creatures. It's amazing. Other than those powers fairies are different from each other in the special powers they have. I'll let you in on the secret of more about that later. Keep buzzing.
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Thimble Farm
This stone cottage is where Tom Thimble grew up. He brought his bride, Gerda, here and they grew old together. Gerda was raised to be afraid of fairies. Later she came to love them. This cottage had to be abandoned and another one was built as a result of an evil flood. Tom loves to farm. One day a squirrel asked him if he could teach the squirrel to farm. Tom told the squirrel that he didn't think the squirrel could stay still long enough to pay attention and that many trees were growing from squirrels planting acorns then forgetting where they had buried them. They squirrel flashed his tail in Tom's face and ran off. At first, in Thimblewyck:The Origins, not all animals and humans can talk to each other. But eventually communication becomes easy between all the creatures. I think it is a scandal that the lilac bush is no longer by the side of the door. But Gerda did make sure there was one at the newer cottage.
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