What Water Fairies Eat
Water fairies govern the sprout and stem of a plant — lots of water moving up and down, breathing, like maple sap.
They are the phlegmatic temperament: slow, steady, living outside of time and loving comfort ... but they can have intense tempers. They are like water, which seeks its own level and loves nothing more than to be still and float. But when provoked, they can be dangerous.
They are autumn — dreamy, sleepy, heavy, and loving naps and stillness.
Get to know the water fairies around you by exploring a few treats that are especially suitable for water fairies.
Maple Syrup Candy
Water fairies love sap, espcially sweet maple sap. This is easy to make. If you don't happen to have snow right now, you can also use a frozen plate.
Lilac Oranginas
This summer-worthy beverage offers just the perfect mix of sweet and floral for the water fairies around you to enjoy. If lilacs aren't in season around you, consider trying a bit of rose or lavender.
Homemade Lemon Mint Tea
Mint is a water-loving plant. It often grows near streams in profusion. I'm pretty sure water fairies would definitely serve a thirsty wanderer this tea because of the mint's cooling effect.
Watermelon Slushies
Watermelon. It's cool and refreshing and just the treat for a laid-back water fairy. These slushies offer just that kind of refreshment for any child or grown-up who needs a little relaxing cool down.
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KC Pagano
KC is a full-time radical homemaker and mama to two spunky little girls. She writes about all kinds of radical goodness, from gardening and cooking with whole foods to crafting, sewing, homeschooling, and mama musings. Read more on her blog The Nettlesome Life.
