Are these Real Fairies?
Please welcome our newly wed Petronela Ungureanu! As she's been QUITE busy with her wedding, we talked and I found this article from her blog that I wanted to share with you. If you ant to see the entire post with all the beautiful pictures, please visit her blog;
http://unikorna.blogspot.dk/2011/05/are-these-real-fairies.html
One of the reasons I wake up every day is magic. When I say magic I include here
fairies, elves, pixies, goblins, and mostly all the mythical creatures we find
so often in Germanic, Irish and Norse
mythology. I cannot explain why and how it got to me but yes
I am a 33
year old lady who often
indulges herself in idle woolgathering about
fantasy creatures and mythical realms from far behind the
skies. To my fully astonishment I have recently discovered that Arthur Conan
Doyle believed in fairies. Not only he believed in their existence but he
actually wrote a book about them called “The coming of the fairies” (1921). And that is how I
found out that there are actual photographs of fairies from the beginning of the
20
th century, taken with a Kodak camera of that time by two teenage girls in a little
town in England called Cottingley. Elsie
Wright and Frances Griffiths claim to have experienced for several times
impressing encounters with small shiny creatures whom they immediately
befriended and engaged together in beautiful child games. 
Since the
photographs caused quite a stir at the time they were subjected to complete
and professional examinations by
the Kodak technicians who apparently couldn’t find anything wrong with them
declaring the pictures “genuine”. Well I am not a lunatic, I am very interested in theosophy, but these pictures are a bit
disappointing. I mean the fairies seem quite fetchy considering they lived
beside a stream in the back of a garden; they have chic hairstyles and long
fancy garments with flashy
accessories. My opinion is that, if they really exist, they should look a lot better than some second hand
hookers.
About Petronela:
I love elves, fairies and writing about them. I have just published my very first short story on Amazon and I am deliriously happy :). It is called "Lost in the Seven Worlds" and it is a magical romance :).
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