Fairies and Pixies

Im assuming you mean "Do pandas have to have sex to make a baby?" In most cases yes, however, there is a procedure known as "In Vitro Fertilization", in which an egg is fertilized in a lab, and implanted into the womb. This makes it possible to become pregnant without having sex.

Fairies like to eat melted butter for juice and blood for wine. As to eat they have squirel for breakfast, bird for lunch, worms as a special dinner.

it makes it smell like your cutlery, plates, cups, glasses, etc etc.

Good question. Well you can find them in the forest and at a beach with trees and rocks. But the best places to find them is somewhere with no humans.

Fairies are a common European belief (or used to be), and the Irish people, Scandinavians and people in the Balkan area had many diverse stories and beliefs regarding the faerie folk. Note that in one way or another, similar beliefs were prevalent all over Europe in one form or another.

Similar stories of supernatural creatures occur world-wide, but the naming of "Faeries" is exclusively European.

Leprechauns, or their predecessors the water-sprites (lúchorpáin), may date from a 14th century rewriting of the Saga of Fergus mac Léti, a tale of a legendary king of Ulster. The actual age of any given leprechaun is problematic: many appear to be wizened old men, and of unspecified but diminutive size.

Cold steel is said to ward them off, but a four-leaved clover is even better as it protects you from them and allows you to see their true forms.

Depends on which type of fairy it is just type in types of fairies into Google and you should be able to find your answer

In many folklores and tales they do, yes.

In a plum tree.

A whooshy fairy is a term used by dieters to express a sudden drop in weight.

You can use a big pie.

Katy

Hi in regards to your reply to the Q. "Where do Maori come from" is not Hawaii! We believe of our ancient homeland to be Hawaiki but it is of a spiritual nature (where we return to when we die). Maori originated from South East Asia, through the islands and into the south pacific. If you wish to read more on the origins of Maori then you can check out this web site

http://history-nz.org/maori.HTML

You will hear maori speak on the marae where they come from and this is what they say..

"Hawaiki Nui, Hawaiki Roa, Hawaiki Pamamoa" - Big Long Hawaiki at a great distance from NZ

"I te tawihiti nui, te tawhiti roa, te tawhiti Panamaho"- in the great distance in the East where Panamaho- "Panama" is

"I te hononga o nga wai e rua" - where the two waters meet

My whakapapa teaches me we came from the ancient American continent- Our cousins are the North American Indians- Peru- is a name we have for potatoe, also found in South America, kumara is found there as well..

I don't doubt other migrations coming from other areas- but primarily our ancestors came from the east- descending down through the islands- and finally coming to the last place on the earth to be discovered- Aotearoa...

Yes!

It depends if your talking about a boy tooth fairy or a girl tooth fairy, but regardless it is sparkly.

A 7.5 hp outboard would work for a small, lightweight boat, something along the line of a 10 to 12 ft. aluminum boat.

In Gaelic the word 'ken' means 'know'. Do ye ken John Peal? Do you know John Peal?

So 'Fairy ken' would be 'fairy knowledge'.

Just in case there was some spelling error or misunderstanding

'kin' in Gaelic mean family as in the idiomatic expression 'kith and kin' (friends and family).

so 'fairy kin' would mean fairies and related creatures.

They represent Nature and for your souls to believe in Mother Nature and magic! The delight of spring, re-birth, innocence, and often mischieviousness.

Our mind is a powerful thing.

We have a left and a right brain half. One deals with logic, the other one deal with fantasy and creativity.

In children that are not taught and told to be only logic, there lives a wonderful world of fantasy and fiction.

Anything can happen in this world. Fairy's and Dragons are all for real because we make them real in our creative mind.

Unfortunately, if one spend to much time in this wonderful world of fantasy and fiction as an adult, one get put away and medicated. Unless one explore the world just to write a book for children. If you so do, you can get prizes for being... not logical.

I suppose that is just logical.

As children grow up, their logical brain half so much interfere with the creative brain half and we loose this wonderful world. Some for good, others only for a while, and others just for daytime and they enter it again at night time.

When you loose the ability to see fairy's, then you have lost your childhood dreams and visions completely. This is a most sad moment for most people even if they do not recognize this themselves.

Not being able to see fairy's mean that your logical brain has taken over control, and you will no longer truly enjoy the vividness of creative imagination in dreams.

One should cherish the dreams. Enjoy the moments of vivid imagination.

I am still able to see fairy's. Not when I am awake because I am afraid to be put away in a stretch jacket. At nights however, my dreams come to life. At nights I enter a most wonderful world of facts, fiction and fairy's all intertwined in a most beautiful way.

I don't know if this works but try to give them a treat or a gift to say ' I'm sorry' to them.Some great treats are warm milk,sugar cubes.A good gift is anything a fairy might like.Such as things in nature.Please try it.I hope I helped.

Different pictures are worth different amounts of money, it also depends on who's actually buying the picture and how much there going to give you for it.

Lord Voldemort. He became a fairy in 1884 and has stayed one ever since.

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yes if you fly in the sloner jesnicks 3000. its a highly advanced astal travel device.