About Me
Over the water i lean all day, where the sticklebacks and the minnows play. I dance, i dance, when the breezes blow, And dip my toes in the stream below....................................................... ............................................................ ............................................................ .....................................................The sound of the wind in the willows is said to be that of fairy whisperings. Legend tells of a mysterious fairy named Nimloth who lives among the willows..................................................... .......................................................Bonjo ur! my name is Nimloth but most people know me as Wilow. I am the spirit of the trees. You can find me at the Greater Saint Louis Renaissance Festival in Rotary park, Wentzville, mo. My job as tree fairy is to gaurd the trees, help them grow, make new trees, put them to sleep in the winter and wake them up in the spring. So long as the trees are living and growing, so am i. But everytime a tree is burning or cut down or breaking, i am too. I can feel their pain. I know their secrets. I like to tell stories to children and sing them songs. I like dancing, spinning in circles, and collecting shinies, espically keys. If you are lucky i will tell you a secret! I have a sister named Iyana, but i like to call her dirt. She is the earth fairy and i love her a lot. I am unsellie and i am often getting myself into mischeif, espically with the mortals. I like playing tricks on them. I am what people call a scatter brain, which is not how i really am, i just have the mind set of a tree which most people for some reason cant relate to!some of my best friends are: (in no particualr order) Aria, Cobweb, Luunare, Iyana(my sister), Nendir, Syadasu(pixie stix), Aeris, Gwendolyn, my king and queen... Baragund and Gabrielle, Asrai, Calentaren, Kisten, Ameliia, Aurora, Talisen, Coronadien, and last but not least Hip-Hip and Huzzah, though they would certanilly disagree. I love those goblins!
