####Friday 5th September 2014

Once Upon a fairy tale day a girl and a boy lay down on crisp emerald green grass, gazing up at a cool blue sky, misty clouds spread themselves out on the picturesque screne

"Pippy, What if something happens, like something bad?"

"What do you mean Oli? Nothing in the WHOLE WIDE WORLD can separate us, no force known to man (or fairies) will rip us apart!"

Oli sighed and said "Yeah, I guess so" but something inside him felt wrong

Oli and Pippa were bestest of friends and as Pippa had stated nothing could tear Oli from Pippa or Pippa from Oli; or so they thought...

The sun was setting and they needed to go to bed.

"Race you!" oli shouted

"You bet!" Pippa replied, they raced through the autumn woods down the pebbled lane and stopped at Fairy Walkway. Fairy Walkway goy its name from its arc of woven ivy and trees that curl their curious branches around each other creating a patched and woven door way. in between the ivy and vines beutiful flowers grew: red ones, blue ones Lilac sunny yellow, rosy pink and deep violet with midnght blue outer petals, soem big flowers and some tiny, just as big as your little finger nail.

they entered the small hollow and aid hello to all the fairies and pixies, the elfs sat in their own group, of course. (Elves are quite anti-social and quiet). All the fairies and pixies hovered over, thier wings glinting in the twilight.

The fairies hav slim and elegant bodies you feel you could almost snap them in half, they have beautifulfaces that woudl take you breathe away. Pixies are also quite good looking with strong, sturdy wings and muscular chests that shine if they catch the light, their faces are also very muscular, thay have strong, handsome features that can stop passinf fairies in their tracks. Elves however are quite grumpy looking with a threatening scowl that is scribbled on their wrinkly faces in permanent marker. Even if elves are ina relatively good mood (which they rarely are) teh marker doesn't wash off. This way the elves can be rather crafty, they can tell lies like none you have ever heard!