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Well here you go, I have put a homepage one back together. It looks totally different, and I still have to find all the chocolate things together again. But as I hadn't saved them to disc it might be a bit awkward. This is the third time this web site has collapsed, I shall have to find out why. Every other page is up to date, except Chocolate Time, but I have a great playlist all about Chocolate I made the other day, so at least you can watch the films and listen to the music.
DISCLAIMER Disclaimer: This website contains materials authored by me and also partly a collection of items from the internet. The collections are, I believe, in the Public Domain. In case any material, inadvertently put up, which has a copyright please do write to me and it will be removed. The compilations are for entertainment purposes only and have not been compiled for educational or historical purposes.
"The next time it begins to rain... lie down on your belly, nestle your chin
into the grass, and get a frog's-eye view of how raindrops fall... The sight
of hundreds of blades of grass bowing down and popping back up like
piano keys strikes me as one of the merriest sights in the world."
CHOCOLATE TIME How are you at quizzinng it, Here are ten little questions about lovely, scrumy chocolate
Dr Do-Diddily and the Dee-Dot's
Trivia Quiz
Dr. Do-Diddily and the Dee-Dot's JUNGLE BOOKS
THE GIRAFFE
If you want a good laugh Just draw a Giraffe. The height of the beast Must be five yards at least; A face like a goat,
Dr. Do-Diddily and the Dee - Dot's
Some more Fairy Tales just for you, where ever you are!
DR. DO-DIDDILY AND THE DEE-DOT'S INDIAN DREAMS
TESTIMONY
Dharma
and Adharma were two friends. They had qualities befitting their names.
Dharma was a pious and virtuous man. Adharma was a corrupt and
dishonest person. As people judge others by themselves Dharma was under
the impression that Adharma was an honest gentleman.
DR. DO-DIDDILY AND THE DEE-DOT'S
JATAKA TALES
Dr. Do-Diddily and the Dee-Dot's
LAGOON-A
The Flower and the Stone
A flower grew next to a stone, on a narrow strip of land between a forest and the sea.
"O Stone," said the Flower, "it is glorious to open my petals in the sun, to feel the heat of summer and the coolness of the air upon my flesh."
Dr Do-diddily and the Dee-Dot's
外国語に訳された日本昔噺5
"Every cloud that spreads above and veileth love, itself is love."
Chin Chin Kobakama
Little Peachling
MANY hundred years ago there lived an honest old
wood-cutter and his wife. One fine morning the old man went off to the
hills with his billhook, to gather a faggot of sticks, while his wife
went down to the river to wash the dirty clothes. When she came to the
river, she saw a peach floating down the stream; so she picked it up,
and carried it home with her, thinking to give it to her husband to eat
when he should come in.
Dr Do Diddily and the Dee-Dot's
Cowboy Country
HERE IS A FABULOUS LITTLE TALE FROM THE REAL GAUCHO COUNTRY
BUFFALO TRAIL
The American Indians
Dr Do-Diddily and the Dee - Dot's The Land of the Buffalo
A Blackfoot Legend
The buffalo rock, as called by the Blackfoot Indians, was usually
a fossil shell of some kind, picked up on the prairie. Whoever found
one was considered fortunate, for it was thought to give a person
great power over buffalo.
Little Beaver
There were two Red Indian brothers called Nopatsis and Akaiyan. They were orphans, and very dear to each other.
DOLLSAND TROLLS
Lithuanian Folktale:
In our yard there once
lived a rooster and a hen. The rooster was called Sing-True
Cock-a-doodle-doo and the hen, Cackle-Cack...
by Irina Zheleznova, Illustrations by Anatoly Belyukin
Old woman scraped out the
flour-box and swept out the bin, she made some dough and she shaped a
little round bun out of it. She then lit the oven, baked the bun and
put it on the windowsill to cool... by Volodimir Boyko, Translated by Irina Zheleznova Illustrations by Yuliy Kryha
Dr. Do-diddily and the Dee-Dot's present
ASIAN ART PAGE ONE plus some music of course
SLIGHTLY OLDER NURSERY RHYMES
THE MOTHER TO HER INFANT
This Lullaby Rhyme is by Thomas Miller, the basket maker who attracted some notice as a writer for and about children.
Slumber, my darling, no danger is near, Thy mother sits by thee to guard thy repose; Though the wind roars aloud, not a breath reaches here To shake the white curtains which round thee do close: Then slumber, my darling, and sleep without fear, Thou art safe from all danger, my dearest, while here.
MY MUSIC AND THE FILMS I LOVE
THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE AND THIS IS IT.
THESE WONDERFUL WORDS COME FROM THE PEN OF NICK DRAKE.
He died at the tender age of 26 in 1974 and his grave has become a
meeting place for all the fans who love his music. His life was sad, he
was a depressive who lived a life of sadness and remorse, yet what he
had to feel remorseful like I don't know. These words about Nick were written by Frank Kornelussen who contributed to the booklet inside "The Time of No Reply"
DR. DO-DIDDILY AND THE DEE DOT'S
ARTISTIC DREAMS
These are beautiful don't you think MANY MORE AT THE ARTISTIC DREAM'S PAGE.
Dr Do Diddily and the Dee-Dot's LITTLE VERSES
Millions of massive raindrops Have fallen all around; They have danced on the house-tops, They have hidden in the ground.
They were liquid-like musicians, With anything for key, Beating tunes upon the windows,
CONGRATULATIONS 
specially from Dodie to you
Stumble It!
DISCLAIMER Disclaimer: This website contains materials authored by me and also partly a collection of items from the internet. The collections are, I believe, in the Public Domain. In case any material, inadvertently put up, which has a copyright please do write to me and it will be removed. The compilations are for entertainment purposes only and have not been compiled for educational or historical purposes.
How are you at quizzinng it, Here are ten little questions about lovely, scrumy chocolate
