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Lightning Bugs/Fireflies

8/4/2015

 
When I was growing up in a small town of Arkansas, I spent many cool summer evenings racing around the yard carrying a fruit jar in my hands. If you have to ask why, then you have missed out on a tradition of catching lightning bugs or called by many fireflies. The world turns into an enchanted evening as if tiny stars had fallen from the sky twinkling in the darken night.

 
The fireflies seem magical and even though there is a scientific answer (a chemical reaction occurs to make their spectacular light) I’d rather believe they are small fairies living in their own glittering world.

 



 

 

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  • Diann Shaddox
    • Bio
    • Author FAQ
    • Wyandotte
  • Purchase
  • Meet Diann
    • Contact
    • Gallery
    • Christmas in the 1800's
    • Aiken Wine & Sign
  • Stories
  • Books
    • Hidden Dreams
    • The Gatekeeper
    • Spirits of Sacred Mountain
    • Miranda
    • Whispering Fog
    • A Faded Cottage
    • Diann's Family Favorites
  • DSF