I DO Believe in Fairies

It'd be wonderful if he did one of the Narnia films. I'm serious, one of the tracks from "The Postman" looks like it could've been alternate music for LWW. It fits the mood. :)
 
QueenSusanofNarnia said:
I do believe in faeries.
I do love the 2003 Peter Pan film. And agreed, JNH music makes everything ten times more fab. :) "Flying" is one of my favourite songs.
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OMG I loved the music so much I had to buy the soundtrack. :D "Flying" has got to be my favorite track. It would be cool if JNH did a Narnia soundtrack...although I love Harry dearly...
 
I do love Harry dearly too. They ought to collaborate! Like Hans Zimmer and JNH on The Dark Knight! :) Though unfortuantely everyone is always so captivated by Heath Ledger that they can't focus on the soundtrack. (I've literally never noticed any music in the entire movie because I was so captivated by the film itself.)
 
QueenSusanofNarnia said:
I do love Harry dearly too. They ought to collaborate! Like Hans Zimmer and JNH on The Dark Knight! :) Though unfortuantely everyone is always so captivated by Heath Ledger that they can't focus on the soundtrack. (I've literally never noticed any music in the entire movie because I was so captivated by the film itself.)
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OOOH a collaboration would be really cool!!!!
 
How about UN-fairies? You know, the ones that don't play by the rules? Like Clinker Bell for instance. Every time I try to get the pipes in the kitchen to stop leaking, he comes along in his little pink tutu and touches the valves with his magic wand. I can twist the valves to the left and they leak even more. I can twist them back to the right and they don't go back the way they were. Way to go, Clinker....
 
EveningStar said:
How about UN-fairies? You know, the ones that don't play by the rules? Like Clinker Bell for instance. Every time I try to get the pipes in the kitchen to stop leaking, he comes along in his little pink tutu and touches the valves with his magic wand. I can twist the valves to the left and they leak even more. I can twist them back to the right and they don't go back the way they were. Way to go, Clinker....
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Oh, those guys ;) Such pests...lol...but they really are...

I wonder...are they the ones that steal your socks too? Because I for the life of me can't figure out why everybody always randomly loses socks in the laundry. And you can never find them again! I swear, it has to be a fairy trick :D
 
BarbarianKing said:
I believe in fairies. That's why I bought this::D:D

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That's great, I just looked up Fairy Swatter online and found a site that sells them along with a lot of other weird things, I'm going to have to remember that next time I need to buy presents. My Mom swears when she was a little girl she went to check on her baby sister and saw the her surrounded by fairies (said they were the size of Barbie dolls). She ran to tell her Mom and when she went back they were gone. Her house is full of fairy things... but I don't think she's got a swatter for the pesky ones. :)

EveningStar said:
How about UN-fairies? You know, the ones that don't play by the rules? Like Clinker Bell for instance. Every time I try to get the pipes in the kitchen to stop leaking, he comes along in his little pink tutu and touches the valves with his magic wand. I can twist the valves to the left and they leak even more. I can twist them back to the right and they don't go back the way they were. Way to go, Clinker....
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LOL, where are you getting these things!?
 
You know CS Lewis wrote CoN for children because he thought imagination was sooo important, and I think it's sooo good to stay young and innocent because you never know what could happen ;)
 
Laura Lee said:
That's great, I just looked up Fairy Swatter online and found a site that sells them along with a lot of other weird things, I'm going to have to remember that next time I need to buy presents. My Mom swears when she was a little girl she went to check on her baby sister and saw the her surrounded by fairies (said they were the size of Barbie dolls). She ran to tell her Mom and when she went back they were gone. Her house is full of fairy things... but I don't think she's got a swatter for the pesky ones. :)
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WOW. You know, I believe her. Kids usually see things that older people don't...like angels or ghosts or something of that nature, for instance--there have been stories about kids seeing them when adults couldn't. And usually you can tell the difference between when a kid is making up a story about something like that as a joke or whether they're serious. When it comes to seeing the "unseen" children haven't been known to fabricate things.

That's one of the reasons I love kids...God made them innocent for a purpose. They see the world differently from the way we often do because they don't have all of the adult skepticisms and biases projected upon them yet, and there's nothing there to really block their "vision". We have a lot more to learn from them than we sometimes realize...;)
 
Wow!!! if fairies are really real...can you imagine how many fairies have lived in our world.:rolleyes: But many of the people in the world mostly do not believe that they exist...maybe their population is more than 1,000 or less..:(..

I wonder what is my fairy looks like?:D and her atittude?:D
 
I'd love to see a real one...but the chances are slim, since young children would probably be the only ones who would see such things.

But...that leads me to another thought. Children...more like infants, really...apparently can sense so much of that "other world" when they are very, very, young--especially in the womb (one young toddler who is the child of a Christian author would talk about her "angel" speaking to her before she had been born, while she was still in the womb; this served as inspiration for her mother's picture book on the same subject). So...could we have seen/heard such things (including fairies) but just don't remember now because we were so young?
 
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