Clover day...

The Mad Hatter woke early, he looked at the old broken grandfather clock standing against the far wall in his bedroom, even though the time was only right twice a day, the clock always kept the correct date... Today was Clover Day in Wonderland, and that days was always magical to The Mad Hatter, in the morning everyone from Wonderland would collect clover from the fields nearby and in the afternoon they would decorate their houses, the best decorated house would get a prize. The day would be rounded off with a big tea party... and everyone knows how much he loved a good tea party.

Hazy...

Alice loved to watch the Winter slowly fade away and Spring start to arrive... The nights in Wonderland were already starting to get longer, with leaves returning to their trees and birds singing in the tree branches... Alice would sit in The Great Forrest and watch the kind Winter days slowly drift into a hazy Spring evenings...

Intercalary Day...

Alice woke on a lazy Monday morning, the sun was finally shining again after many days of rain... she was so excited, as today wasn't any ordinary Monday, it was Intercalary Day in Wonderland. To mark the special occasion The Mad Hatter would be holding a special Tea Party to celebrate... there would be tea and cake and lots of games, most of which seemed to be set around seeing how far you could leap... The White Rabbit was normally far better at these games than anyone else, always winning first prize. Alice had been practicing in secret for this evening events, and could now leap higher and further than she ever could before...

Clover...

Alice enjoyed an early morning walk in The Great Forest, the sun had finally decided to turn up after being missing for what seemed like ages... and even though it was still Winter Alice could feel the suns warmth on her face. She was heading to a hidden areas within the forest, a place so magical that words couldn't do it justice when trying to describe it to her friends.  She went past the big oak tree, over the wooden bridge by the stream, over the old broken wall, and into a small meadow full of green clover... to some, clover was a sign for wishing good luck, but to Alice it was natures way of covering the ground with a wonderful green blanket...

Heart Shaped Tree...

It was a early afternoon in Wonderland, Alice was on one of her many walks in the Great Forrest, on her journey she came across a tree with a heart scrapped into its bark...  at first she felt sorry for the poor tree, but the time and effort put into carving the tiny heart, did mean it was done with love and care....  The tree looked so happy with its carving... Alice promised to visit it regularly and make sure it was properly looked after...

The Mess Fairies...

The White Rabbit stood in the middle of his living room, surrounded by mess... he went to bed last night, and was almost certain that this level mess wasn't there then.... but now this morning, there were letter to file, and rubbish to sort out, and books and boxes and all manner of things filling up the room...  He once remembered The Mad Hatter explaining how during the night The Mess Fairies would come and untidy everywhere... Although having never seen them himself, he guessed The Mad Hatter must indeed be correct, for he seemed to be visited by them quite often...

Snow...

The White Rabbit woke early on a Sunday morning, he could feel in his whiskers that outside was different to normal, when ever there was something different he could feel his whiskers twitch, he treated it like it was a sixth sense... Maybe all rabbits had this, but he liked to believe it was something unique to him. He got out of bed, there was an extra cold chill to the air, and the sun coming through the closed curtains seemed brighter than it should be at this time of year... It could only mean one thing, he did hope that he was right, with eyes still half closed, he slowly pulled back the curtains.... There in front of him was a Wonderland covered from head to toe in white... Snow!!! He shouted in an excited voice, I must go tell the others...