A little bit about me

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My name is Trini, and I am a writer, a dreamer, an artist, a poet, a storyteller, and whatever else I choose to be 🙂 This website is dedicated to magic, fairies and folklore, especially inspired by my childhood.

I grew up in Norway, a beautiful country in the north. When I was little I loved making up stories, inventing new games and even making home movies and TV-shows for children. My favorite books when I was little were books about imaginary things like fairies and unicorns and magic countries.

When I wad 4 years old I learned to read and write all by myself, I was so eager to read all those lovely books that were read to me by my mother and granny! From the moment I read my first book by myself I decided that I wanted to be a writer. And today I am!

For the time being I live in India, but I travel a lot, and you can never know where I’ll be at what time, sometimes I stay for days in the beautiful country called the Imagination.
I want, with this website, to inspire you to go there too, as often as you can!

I hope you will have fun here and enjoy my poems and stories! 🙂
Lots of Love to you!! ❤ ❤ ❤

63 thoughts on “A little bit about me”

    • I also needed it today 🙂 ❤ my favorite thing to do when I visited Granny as a child was to play Christmas! 🙂 I was allowed to take down the Christmas decorations and decorate the house and play Christmas music anytime of the year 🙂 🙂 It was lovely! 🙂

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    • 🙂 🙂 Thank you!! 🙂 You are sweet! 🙂 and I love the photos I have seen of you too! 🙂 I havent seen that many, but the ones I have seen are beautiful!! 🙂 ❤ ❤ ❤

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    • Oh, there is no reblog…..I didnt know that….maybe pages cant be reblogged, you can copy and pase if you want, if that works…..hiihihihihihihih 😀 I loooooooove your wows!!!! 🙂 🙂 🙂 ❤ ❤ ❤

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      • Oh, that is lovely!! 🙂 I didn’t know about the press option either 🙂 🙂 I dont know why it is not possible to reblog, I have disabled the likes on the site cause they stress me out a bit, but I have not actively disabled the reblog. Anyway I am so so happy that you could share it! 🙂 That is so lovely! ❤ ❤ ❤ Thank you for helping me to spread a little joy and happiness!! 🙂 ❤ Big big hugs!! ❤ ❤

      • Oh yes! I agree about the like thing! I’m not about that. I seriously want to help like you and liking well that’s just a random thing and I forget you can turn those off. It’s ok though! I’m like you I don’t need credit and I know why you are like this…because there is so much more on the inside that needs to get out! I know it! I love it! See nobody can take that from you! It just flows like a river so why stick an ownership to happiness and light! Light is free and your are spreading it like butter! sweet sweet butter! ❤

    • Oh, you are so sweet!! 🙂 I am so so thrilled to bits that you like it here 🙂 I love creating this site, and I love writing for it! 🙂 So it makes me so happy that someone else can share in that joy! 🙂 Thank you! 🙂

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  17. I have nominated you for the Premio Dardos Award, which recognizes cultural, ethical, literary, and personal values in the form of creative and original writing. Thank you for showing excellence in your writing. I continue to learn from your excellent example. Colleen, from Silver Threading

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  19. 🙂 Another beautiful blog to follow! I’m so glad you mentioned it and included a link on your Paths of the Spirit blog, Trini! This one is delightful also. Thank you for being You, and sharing your loving light in the world for so many to enjoy and be uplifted by. Blessings to you, Gina ❤

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    • 🙂 Oh, Gina you are so lovely!! 🙂 What beautiful words! ❤ Yes, I started this blog so that I could put all my stuff for children here, it felt right to seperate the two blogs from each other. I hope you will bring your inner child and visit me often here too! 🙂 ❤ Lots of Love, blessings and a huge hug to you dearest Gina! 🙂 ❤

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  20. Hi Trini,
    Your website is very beautiful and magical. I love the art work you choose for each story or poem and the way you write it. I can imagine the amount of hard work that you have done.
    I am also trying to preserve the stories that my mom and grand mother used to tell me as a kid, mostly indian folk tales but my site is not as beautiful as yours. I hope to improve.

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