This page will give you a small idea of what is on all the web site pages.
To save you from going down and down and down even further, Diddily places all the different things on a page of their own. So if you want to see where Sarah Sage has travelled to today then pop along to her own page and go travelling with her. Maybe you want to know if Jaimie Jungle box has found any more adventurous animals. Then away you go, don't forget to take a picnic with you.
Enjoy yourselves Diddily and Seligor xxxx for all the Children of the World.
Welcome to the land of tales, of songs, poems and rhymes. Where Mums and Dads can join in and have such jolly times. Sing out loud! Sing out strong! Fill your hearts with joy. Let's celebrate a wonderous time with every girl and boy.
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Rhino Everybody knows. Dinosaur, dinosaur, and that is just the first two songs.. Get out the popcorn and the OJ and start singing
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Before moving on, here is the list of my websites, this might help you having to sending me emails.
http://seligorscastle.zoomshare.com/ (for any age up to teen.)
http://diddilydeedot.zoomshare.com/ (here you travel around the world)
http://dodiesdreamworld.zoomshare.com/ ( from teens to old codgers lol)
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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.
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"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." Malcolm Margolin
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THE SPIDER AND THE IMP
"Wont you come into my home sire?" said the Spider to the Imp, I will make for you some candy, and a cooling drink of milk. Look, I've blackberries hear for picking, and raspberries ruby red, And I'll weave for you a gown of silk, to keep you warm in bed."
I would love to stay inside Ma-am, and I would love your candy sweet! Your berries sound quite exciting, they would go right down a treat. I would love a gown of gossamer, like the thread that's in your web, But I fear that I must run my dear, or I think, I may be, Dead!!"
A's for the Antelope always on view which Algernon saw when he went to the zoo.
B was the Bear that came up at a run when Benjamin threw him a very nice bun.
C's for the Camel; "poor thing what a lump!" was what Caroline said when she looked at his hump
Amazing, there is no doubt about it, I shall have to pop this poem on my American page for truly American Legends. And Frederic Ogden Nash will always be a remembered for his humour, his wit, some very funny verse and a true legend of your country
AND HERE ESPECIALLY FOR YOU IS THE FABULOUS "THE YARN OF THE NANCY BELL" WRITTEN BY THE VERY BRITISH MR GILBERT OF THE FAMOUS DUO "GILBERT AND SULLIVAN," WHO STILL ENTERTAIN US TODAY WITH THEIR WONDERFUL. DOYLE CARTE OPERA'S
AND SOMETHING NEW
Some Little Rhymes Especially for YOU!
Barber,barber, shave a pig; How many hairs will make a wig? "Four and twenty, that's enough," Give the barber a pinch of snuff.
Bat, bat, come under my hat, And I'll give you a slice of bacon; And when I bake I'll give you a cake, If I am not mistaken.
Birch and green holly, boys, Birch and green holly, If you get beaten, boys, Twill be your own folly.
Mario
by William Schwenck Gilbert
diddilydeedotsdreamland .
The Yarn of the Nancy Bell
'Twas on the shores that round our coast From Deal to Ramsgate span, That I found alone on a piece of stone An elderly naval man.
His hair was weedy, his beard was long, And weedy and long was he, And I heard this wight on the shore recite, In a singular minor key:
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Mario
Kayleigh of Q
The Chorus of Frogs
Croak, croak, croak !" Said the croaking voice of a frog: "A rainy day In the month of May, And plenty of room in the bog."
TEARS WITHOUT LAUGHTER......HURTS
LAUGHTER LAUGHTER
A. was an ant who seldom stood still And who made a nice house in the side of a hill. a! Nice little Ant!
FUN QUIZ
Every question has a funny but logical answer. Click the answer button to see the answer.
Pokemon 2
NURSERYLAND BRINGS YOU NURSERY RHYMES GALORE
There Was A Man
There was a man and he went mad, And he jumped into a biscuit bag; The biscuit bag it was so full, So he jumped into a roaring bull; The roaring bull it was so fat, So he jumped into a gentleman’s hat;
KNOCK KNOCK - DO I HEAR LAUGHTER? Jokes and Jokes and even more jokes Tongue Twisters, tongue twisters and even more tongue twisters Knock knock who's there? Diddily! Diddily who? Diddilydeedot's Dreamland of course.
MOLLY AND HER MUSIC I WISH - I WISH - I WISH
I wish that I could fly as high as a kite, as it travels to the sky. I wish that I could walk on the moon, stay there till the afternoon. I wish that I could stand so tall, and reach for the sun for my ball.
Sarah dance - on the palm of my hand, Sarah dance - where the sea meets the land, Sarah dance - in my twinkling eye, Sarah Dance - beneath the blue sky.
There was a poor labourer who, feeling that he had not much longer to live, wished to divide his possessions between his son and daughter, whom he loved dearly.
Welcome to the land of tales, of songs, poems and rhymes.
Rhino Everybody knows. Dinosaur, dinosaur, 
ut 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.
B was the Bear that came up at a run
C's for the Camel; "poor thing what a lump!"
'Twas on the shores that round our coast
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