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.
JUST CLICK ^ON THE DVD SLOT NEXT TO START ON VIDEO BOX IF THE "ERROR" SLOGAN SHOWS, THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH VIDEO
Rhino Everybody knows. Dinosaur, dinosaur, and that is just the first two songs.. Get out the popcorn and the OJ and start singing
Hello And Welcome. dottido@hotmail.com
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)
For the guys we have
http://thedragonlords.zoomshare.com/ (definitely not for under teens)
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."
I put all the adverts on the front page, that gets them out of the way lol.
Do take a trip to Asian Parent though, it is a lovely site.
In summer I am very glad We children are so small, For we can see a thousand things That men can't see at all.
They don't know much about the moss And all the stones they pass, They never lie and play among The forests in the grass.
They walk about a long way off; And, when we're at the sea, Let father stoop as best he can He can't find things like me.
But when the snow is on the ground, And all the puddles freeze, I wish that I was very tall, High up above the trees.
Miss Laurence Alma-Tadema
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Wonderful words from Grand-parents this little tale is from Russia. What a way to open a web site. Wonderful say's Seligor and Diddily
Every Man Loves the Tree that gives Him Shelter
Great-Grandfather
planted an acorn the day Grandfather was born, and Grandfather was
forty two when Father was born, and ninety years and two days old when
Vanya first saw the light. The first thing Vanya remembered of his
Grandfather was seeing him sitting on a hot day in the shade of the
fine broad oak at the end of the garden, sucking his old clay pipe, and
crumbling a bit of bread for the birds, who no more feared the old boy
than if he had been a branch of the tree itself. Often the pipe was
empty, but still he sucked away; and
after the bread was scattered his withered fingers kept on crumbling at
nothing, while he sat nodding and smiling placidly at the sun on the
grass beyond the thick green shelter. First Vanya would be left beside
him in an old sugar box on wheels, which Grandfather pushed a little to
and fro. Later, the child sat playing in the shade with the old man,
the one as contented as the other. One day Vanya looked from
the oak-shade to his mother pegging out washing in the sun, and he
said, "I like my mother best of all things in the world." "That's right," said Grandfather. Your mother's yer shelter, Vanya." "What do you like best, grandad?" "My tree," said Grandfather. Father,
passing with a barrow load of weeds, called out, "That's right , daddy!
every man loves the tree that gives him shelter." Then
Grandfather felt in his pocket and pulled out an acorn. "Plant that."
he said to Vanya, "and when your mother's no more and your're an old
dad like me, you'll not want for shelter till the earth is your roof."
This is a very strange tale set in the time of the legendary King Arthur:
A more unlikely place for a baby's upbringing than the weird, wild
headland of Worm's Head in the Gower could hardly be found.
MY LORD BAG-OF-RICE
Hidesato, a Japanese hero, as brave as any knight of King Arthur's
Court, was one day wandering about in search of an adventure when he
came to a lovely lake at the foot of a mountain.
THE TASK
Oh, Rumpelstiltskin is my name! But how could any princess guess A title for an ugly dwarf, Herself a dream of loveliness!
Welcome to the No 1 Diaper Row
A BABY IN THE HOUSE , read this beautiful old poem for all new baby's. Then: Hush, little baby, don't say a word.
The Windmill in Old Amsterdam (Dicks & Rudge) So Many wonderful new and Old Rhymes for you to sing to the little one'sYour first video show is in rhymes.Your second Video show is a collection of Rhymes in the Indian language
*HUGS* TOTAL!
give Seligor more *HUGS* Get hugs of your own
WELCOME TO THE DINOSAUR BAR.
"Dinosaur Pie"
Dinosaur pie,
dinosaur pie. If I don't get some, I think I'm gonna die! Give away the green grass. Give away the sky. But please don't give away my dinosaur
VIDEO FROM THE AMAZING STUDIO GHIBLI, I CAN FLY, LAPUTA, ETC.
DISNEY
FIRST THE PRINCESS AND THE GOBLIN
THERE ARE VIDEO'S OF MANY OF THE DISNEY CHARACTERS HERE.
ENJOY ALL THE RECIPES AND RHYMES AT DONNA'S DINER THE VIDEO SHOWS ON VIEW IN DONNA'S DINER ARE:- a COLLECTION OF SMALL SONGS FROM YOUR FRIEND AND MINE; JORGEEBON
Hm-m-m, what is hopscotch? Can anybody tell me? HOPSCOTCH
The rhyme
reads: One for sorrow: Two for mirth : Three for a wedding : Four for a birth
: Five for rich : Six for poor : Seven for a witch : I can tell you no more.
This is a Magpie hopscotch at Morecambe Pier, in England.
From Hop Scotch to Scottish Tablet
My boys made this every weekend they loved it
ONE, TWO, THREE O'LEARY.
This is the game I taught my youngest grand daughter Molly over the summer holidays.
Hopscotch songs to dance to on video along with the Chipmunks
BUFFALO GIRLS GO ROUND THE OUTSIDE!
The Happy Nappy Nursery
When you are Very Young
When you're very, very young, And you're lying in your bed, I'm sure that every night your Mum, Will kiss you on your head. She'll bring your favourite toy And your very favourite book, Then she'll sit down by your bedside
Most of the rhymes and little stories here are slightly older than those found in Diaper Row. Like : Skinny Malinky long legs
Today you have Alice in wonderland and Mary Poppins to enjoy at your leisure. also the Wrinklies farther down the page
JAIMIE'S Jungle-Box."
The Little Grey Squirrel
Little grey squirrel that lives in a tree, You have no cause to be frightened by me. All through the winter you've been fast asleep Now from your cosy nest gaily you'll creep. When you awoke did hear the bird's sing, telling you of the arrival of Spring? Winter has gone with the ice and the snow Come down from your tree to the acorns below.
Jaimie only has one video show that of a few disney songs from Walt Disney's wonderful films.
JODY'S TREASURE CHEST come with me to the sea to Shipwrecks and Mermaids with Pirates for Tea.
Mary Read
Born in London, Mary Read led a man's life. She was even raised as a
boy. She ran away when she was about 13 to board a man-o-war ship. A
few years later, she enlisted in the army, met a soldier, fell in love
and opened an small hotel. When her husband died she began to dress
like a man again and went back to sea. Her ship was captured by the
pirate Captain Calico Rackham and that's when she met the female pirate
Anne Bonny. Mary Read was not yet a pirate but she became friends with
Anne Bonny and decided to joined John Rackham and Anne to became one of
Calico's pirates.
Little Boat
There was once a little boat, There was once a little boat, There was once a little boat,
So little, so little,
That it couldn't sail away.
AUNTIE JODIE HAS COLLECTED TOGETHER 33, YES 33 OF HER FAVOUTITE NURSERY RHYMES, SOME OF WHICH I HAD NEVER HEARD BEFORE.
We also have the wonderful Owl and the Pussy Cat and much, much more.
Kayleigh of Q Gardens The Magic Pear Tree Retold by Alida GersiePRESENTS A WILD FLOWER ALPHABET OF FLOWER FAIRIES
A Tale fromChinaAnd also there is a brand new playlist of Walt Disney's Flowers and Trees
As well as THE WIZARD OF OZ Diddily style
A long time ago in ancient China a farmer went to market. He had
luscious pears to sell and was determined to ask a very high price. TheBirds That Sing So Sweetly By Day.
The birds that sing so sweetly by day, Have gone to rest, And each is tucked up neatly, All in its little nest,
HOMEPAGE ONE
Welcome to the land of tales, of songs, poems and rhymes.
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.
In summer I am very glad
and
after the bread was scattered his withered fingers kept on crumbling at
nothing, while he sat nodding and smiling placidly at the sun on the
grass beyond the thick green shelter. First Vanya would be left beside
him in an old sugar box on wheels, which Grandfather pushed a little to
and fro. Later, the child sat playing in the shade with the old man,
the one as contented as the other.
Then
Grandfather felt in his pocket and pulled out an acorn. "Plant that."
he said to Vanya, "and when your mother's no more and your're an old
dad like me, you'll not want for shelter till the earth is your roof."
Is it RED, or is it GREEN?"
Stumble It!
BUNS AND BABES
Winnie the Pooh Video Show
CAMELOT 
Dinosaur pie,
dinosaur pie.
From Hop Scotch to Scottish Tablet
When you are Very Young
ondon, Mary Read led a man's life. She was even raised as a
boy. She ran away when she was about 13 to board a man-o-war ship. A
few years later, she enlisted in the army, met a soldier, fell in love
and opened an small hotel. When her husband died she began to dress
like a man again and went back to sea. Her ship was captured by the
pirate Captain Calico Rackham and that's when she met the female pirate
Anne Bonny. Mary Read was not yet a pirate but she became friends with
Anne Bonny and decided to joined John Rackham and Anne to became one of
Calico's pirates.
Spirit of Trees