[name]Hi[/name] there. I have just been having great fun reading all all the 35 pages of posts on [name]Nephele[/name]'s wonderful [name]Flower[/name] [name]Fairy[/name] section, and was just thinking about [name]Nephele[/name] saying she thought she was the [name]Tansy[/name] fairy as a child. Which fairy do you think you looked like as a child, and/or which fairy was your favourite and why? Could [name]Magic[/name] [name]Nephele[/name] post ALL the illustrations of ALL the [name]Flower[/name] Fairies for us, so we can be sure we have exhausted the entire set!
I had very long (below my waist) brown hair in plaits, and was very leggy and coltish, so I think I identified with the [name]Hazel[/name] Catkin fairy or maybe the [name]Lavender[/name] fairy.
Sorry you have to click on each individual [name]Fairy[/name] name to see the picture. If anyone has a better url that links to a page showing all the fairies at once, please feel free to post it.
And here’s the [name]Fairy[/name] I looked most like as a child (and pretty much still look like today), the [name]Tansy[/name] [name]Fairy[/name]:
And here’s our [name]Ailsa[/name] as a [name]Flower[/name] [name]Fairy[/name] child:
or
Everyone who participated in [name]FLOWER[/name] [name]FAIRY[/name] NAMES thread on this board…
…do please tell us which [name]Flower[/name] [name]Fairy[/name] you most looked like as a child. I’m curious to see if I got your anagram right!
I have to check which flower fairy you assigned me, [name]Nephele[/name], but in the meantime, I went to the site (thanks!), and think I most looked like either the [name]Apple[/name] [name]Blossom[/name] [name]Fairy[/name], the Phlox [name]Fairy[/name], or the [name]Marigold[/name] [name]Fairy[/name], but with [name]Shirley[/name] [name]Temple[/name] curls.
Aw…! They’re all sweet! When you decide on which one was you, I could see about re-doing your name scramble to kind of tweak it into the fairy of your choice. Not sure if it’ll work, but I could try.
I think that the [name]Iris[/name] [name]Fairy[/name] would most represent how I looked as a child.
When my second daughter was born my oldest was six years old. My oldest had short brown hair just like the [name]Apple[/name] [name]Blossom[/name] [name]Fairy[/name] and my youngest looked just like the baby.
Disa_lan, I couldn’t get an [name]Iris[/name] for you from an anagram of your scramble, but I did manage to tweak an [name]Iris[/name] out of a blanagram of your scramble. A blanagram is like an anagram, except that one letter has been swapped for another.
So, with a wave of my magic blanagram wand – poof! You’re an [name]Iris[/name] [name]Fairy[/name] named: [name]Danaca[/name] [name]Sonnet[/name] [name]Lilie[/name]
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“[name]Lilie[/name]” is from “Schwertlilie,” the [name]German[/name] name for the [name]Iris[/name].
Okay, [name]Nephele[/name]. I put my thinking cap on and decided that of the three, I most resembled the [name]Marigold[/name] [name]Fairy[/name], but with curly hair. (That older [name]Apple[/name] Blosson [name]Fairy[/name] sure was close, too, but aside from the curly hair, the Phlox [name]Fairy[/name] is out.)
So, I’m pleased to announce my [name]Marigold[/name] [name]Fairy[/name] status.
~[name]Jilly[/name] Trinket Bramble/[name]Trilby[/name] Tinkerbell [name]Jam[/name], enjoying her thimble of dew.
Nephette, I just realized that you originally gave me the Blackberry [name]Fairy[/name], and it does resemble me when I was little, but with different coloring. I had the curls, only longer. You did a great job with your pick! (It’s totally my mom when she was little.)
[name]Jill[/name], you make a fine [name]Marigold[/name] [name]Fairy[/name]. I have tweaked your scramble into a blanagram that positively verifies your [name]Marigold[/name] status. Your name is:
Hahaha! You posted this while I was 'gramming you! Hmm… I still kind of like the [name]Marigold[/name] [name]Fairy[/name] for you.
– [name]Nephele[/name][/quote]
I’d love to be the [name]Marigold[/name] [name]Fairy[/name], [name]Nephele[/name]. I’ve officially adopted the [name]Marigold[/name] [name]Fairy[/name] as my [name]Fairy[/name] counterpart.
Wait. I’m getting a new anagram? Seriously? Wow! Are there any left for me? If you get stuck, just give me [name]Jilly[/name] Tinkberbell [name]Jam[/name] again, and I’ll act surprised.
Oops! I can’t believe I missed your post! (I think I’m suffering from what’s hopefully a very temporary case of the stupids.)
Oh my gosh! I [name]LOVE[/name] my new name, [name]Nephele[/name]! [name]How[/name] in the world did you do that?! You worked a Yiddish name into the mix? I’m in awe right now! (I’m calling the fine folks at Mensa, so they should be knocking on your door momentarily.)
[name]Nephele[/name]= Genius
What a night it’s been! Two thimbles of honeyed dew and now a new anagram!
To you I say, “a honk toy.” (My first official, not to mention incredibly pathetic, anagram.)
[name]Glad[/name] you are liking this idea, but all credit goes to [name]Nephele[/name] for the idea, not me! It is fun, though, isn’t it! I think we NameBerries have taken [name]Flower[/name] Fairies to our hearts in a big way. (and [name]Nephele[/name] with them)x
Aw, thanks! [name]Ailsa[/name], you definitely make a lovely [name]Hazel[/name] Catkin [name]Fairy[/name] (one of your fairies of choice). In fact, you are so much a [name]Hazel[/name] Catkin, that you get a choice of three different Catkin blanagrams from your maiden name scramble:
I think my original fairy was the [name]Silver[/name] [name]Birch[/name] (I’ll have to check) but I’ve decided I looked most like the [name]Candy[/name] Tuft [name]Fairy[/name].
I’ve officially adopted the [name]Marigold[/name] [name]Fairy[/name] as my [name]Fairy[/name] counterpart.