Can you still stomp Leprechauns if they're really all seven feet tall, like Neil Gaiman said? (I've been wondering ever since I read the book if he's right about that — that they're called The Little People with a kind of humorous irony, like calling a tiger a tabby and hoping it won't bite....)
There's winter aconite in CT, and skunk cabbage, and pussy willow, so they must exist somewhere around here! :-)
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Date: 2008-03-13 12:49 am (UTC)There's winter aconite in CT, and skunk cabbage, and pussy willow, so they must exist somewhere around here! :-)
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Date: 2008-03-13 02:53 am (UTC)The real problem is leperchauns. Shamrock-covered limbs everywhere...