Delbert is a busy bee who likes to gossip. He tries to make sure all the inhabitants of Thimblewyck know what is going on. His version anyway. He like to tell about the stories written by Donna Ellison. He ranges outside of Thimblewyck at times. He loves to repeat scandals and secrets and make guesses. Enjoy his buzz.
Original stone cottage at Thimble Farm
This had to be abandoned at time of great flood
Showing posts with label spiders. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spiders. Show all posts
Sunday, August 22, 2010
CAN SMALL CREATURES HAVE A BIG IMPACT?
I, Delbert, am small. The fairies are small, about 4 to 8 inches tall at the most. Zenna the spider is small. She has done many things with her weaving that are amazing, from making clothes, to stopping violence. Small creatures should never be dismissed as being powerless. Sometimes they just have to find out how to use their power. This may be a big world but all creatures, large or small are important. I hope all of my readers feel important. Gotta buzz off now and find some more flowers, or news.
Friday, August 20, 2010
WHO PROVIDED MATERIAL TO REPAIR FAIRY WINGS?
A fairy's wings are precious beyond words. Not only are they important to a fairy for flying. They are also part of a fairy's beauty. Marus was a courageous fairy who flew into a fire to rescue Lina from being incinerated even before she was born. As a result his wings were damaged. But Hilda, one of his sisters, had the idea to ask Zenna for some spider silk and she was able to repair his wings with that silk. In the Thimblewyck stories there are many instances of Zenna's wonderful weaving being important in many ways.
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