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The most beautiful people I have ever known all have things in common. They are kind, passionate, and honest. They shine. What makes you shine? We don’t have a crystal ball but we do have our inner light. Shine it on the outside and see what happens! Our newest Global Wisdom Act begins with The Best […]
“Spirikins are animal spirits. Each girl’s spirikin represents her inner self, and that defines which animal chooses her. The spirikin helps a girl acquire the one quality she needs but doesn’t have.”
~ Queen Mangi
What does your spirikin look like? Find out in this Wisdom Act:
Check out lots more Wisdom Acts at the Wisdom Chooser.
Become a fairy godmother in-the-making by joining Wisdom Acts!
Wisdom Acts are bits and pieces of truth are handed down from the fairy godmothers. They are the lessons of the Fairy Godmother Academy and your path to becoming a fairy godmother.
Remember how Queen Patchouli sent Birdie on her Aventurine quest? Now it’s your turn. To start your journey, go to the Wisdom Chooser. Pick a Wisdom Act that feels right to you and click ‘GO!’ to check it out. Read how to get started and jump in! What you learn as you complete each adventure will be unique to you—and it will help you follow your dreams and grow in Wisdom as a Fairy Godmother in-the-making.
Hey, dreamers! Greengirl here as a guest writer!
Birdie’s story about her NY food drive inspired me to start a food drive for the Capital Area Food Bank right here in Austin! We’re starting this Saturday and collecting food through Tuesday, November 24th. Continue reading
Join with friends to make your own Fairy Godmother Local Lineage and act together to save the planet. Then send me a message to let me know what you’re up to. I’ll feature the most active Lineages here on my blog!
Your first act is to form a Green Squad just like the one I joined at the International School. Then go for it and start protecting the green world right away.
Best of luck! I can’t wait to hear all about it.
xo
BirdieBright
So this week I tried making a mask for my Halloween costume. It was pretty fun, so I made a couple of them. It’s not too late to make your own…hint, hint.
Step 1: Make it!
Store-bought Mask: Find a mask at a resale or craft store or recycle one you already have. To change the shape, put the mask on in front of the mirror, mark it with a pen, then trim with scissors.
Handmade Mask: You can cut out a mask from a paper bag, craft paper or foam. Or you can use tin foil. Fold over several layers of heavy foil, press it tightly to your face, mark the shape and the eyeholes with a marker, and then trim. You can decorate the foil or use it as a base for paper maché.
Paper bags and tin foil are also cool because you’re recycling. Continue reading
