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The Monday Morning Memo

Good Morning!

Fairy Name – Gardenia, The Fairy Guardian 

My reasoning;

When given the opportunity this morning to name the fairy, many names popped into my head; they just didn’t seem right for her. However, nearing the terminus page to the rabbit hole I saw the picture of Tuscan Hall and the description with the words; “garden of the fairy” and thought ‘You’ve got it wrong, that’s the garden of the Campus’s Fairy Guardian’

Perfect! I thought, Gardenia, the Fairy Guardian is the perfect flower name for a fairy. And she really would be the guardian of the campus so it fits there. Plus, I wonder about the flower she’s holding…it kind of looks like a gardenia flower….

Then I started to do some investigative digging on Wiki…
The genus of the Gardenia was named in part by John Ellis
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gardenia) and I’d like to think he’s a relative of mine – so there would be two Gardenia’s named by Ellis’s. How cool would that be? Following historical trends here!

Krista Ellis-Smith 

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- The Lessons of History, p. 11, by Will and Ariel Durant (1968) winners of the Pulitzer prize

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