Roberta and Lizzie were happy witches until, they met a certain wolf who loved to knock or blow houses down.
He didn’t simply knock their house down he stomped all over it. This was an easy task for him because Roberta and Lizzie are as big as a teaspoon.
However, a flattened house left them with a whopper of a problem.
“We need to find a new house and fast.” Roberta stated as she hovered above the remains of their squished tiny house.
“How? The elf who created our dream home is on holidays and we cannot wait until then. We need one now!” Lizzie stomped about picking up what she could save and dropping them into one pile on the ground.
“We will split up and go in search of a new home. Meet you back here in an hour.” And Roberta vanished.
“I don’t see why we can’t simply magic one house seeing as we are two stupendously talented witches.” Lizzie said flicking her wand. The chocolate chip muffin that appeared before her disappeared pretty quickly into Lizzie’s mouth as she was supposed to be on a diet.
The search began.
Roberta appeared clutching a tiny parcel and said, “I have it watch.” With a flick of her wrist at the parcel a tent appeared between them. It was pink. A violent shade of pink.
“Cute but too blowy.” Said Lizzie and with a huff she blew the tent down.
Roberta shuddered and vanished.
Lizzie found a dolls house but Roberta declared it would be too busy with many tiny hands moving dolls and furniture about. “We would never know where anything was.” She said.
By nightfall they came to a decision, they would make do for the time being in a very nice looking dove house. However the doves were too friendly towards the tiny witches offering them dinner of seeds and worms. “Ugh, No thank you.”
The sisters agreed to continue searching the next day.
They tried, tins (too noisy), boxes (too soggy in the rain), dog houses (too smelly), garages (too dusty).
Finally they stumbled into a house filled with treasures.
And on a shelf they found the perfect home, can you guess?
Here it is-
A perfect teapot home for two tiny tea loving witches.
This made me remember how much I love teapots. If I had the room (and were a lot younger), I would collect them.
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I can fully understand your love of the quaint but sturdy pots, I spotted this one sitting forgotten on a shelf in his kitchen and knew it was begging to be noticed. Thank you for reading.
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This story for a quest to find the perfect home for two tiny fairies was precious!
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Thank you for reading . i always look fotward to reading your replies and comments
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I am happy to read your sweet posts 🙂 Hope you had a Happy 4th!
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We did have a happy, damp Irish 4th of July, Thank you.
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hello mudpilewood its dennis the vizsla dog hay living inside of a teepot wood be awfuly konveenyent for my mama and dada becuz then they wood not hav to go to the kitchen to mayk there tee they cud just mayk it warever in the howse they happend to be!!! altho ummm i gess that mite mayk things a littel warm inside!!! ha ha ok bye
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Hi Dennis, Bob sends his best regards. And yes you are correct living in a tea pot would sort of knock the whole drinking tea from that pot on the head.
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