Fairies Do Exist

I found these articles about fairies. The families have put tiny little doors through out their homes for their children (or i think secretly for themselves) that belong to the entrance of little fairies homes. I thought they were so cute. The thought of Bear coming home to gifts from a fairy or just little doors to open his imagination puts a smile on my face. I am sure it would put a smile on any one's face. Little something from the Easter Bunny, Santa Claus, or anyone else that might want to use "the door".

"With each new home improvement there appeared a surprise. As part of that expansion, I put in a closet door under the stairs and adjacent to it, a child-size one to access the wedge of space there. Just to the right of the junior door, down in the baseboard, kids discovered yet another door about 6 inches high. When it was open, one could see an equally small staircase and railing leading up to a second door. The upper door, as far as we know, is always locked....After I built our fireplace, our daughters discovered one more door. It opened onto a room with its own tiny fireplace, and a curving stairway leading to a balcony sporting a door. There was yet another door leading off of the first room, which when opened, revealed a landing and a checkered floor beyond. A small window looked into the space from the end of the mantel. On some days, a light goes on in the far room."    http://urban-fairies.com/background.html

"When I was little we had a cleaning fairy that would visit while we were gone and if the house was clean, she would leave us treats, and if the house was messy, she would leave of a tiny note telling us that she was disappointed that she couldn't leave us treats, but she would check back soon. That would leave us scurrying around the house cleaning up....My friend with teenagers has a jewelry fairy that leaves tiny, shiny packages with earrings etc. so her teenagers still rush to check the fairy door daily."

 Above was made for the toothfairy....

Little boots and mailbox for the Fairies