The other day, as I was twirling my 5-year-old daughter around so that she could pretend she could fly with her fairy wings, I asked her why she likes to play.
A Spirit Airlines representative told the Independent that employees incorrectly told Aldecosea that Pebbles could fly with her.
During Operation Hurry, Gallant, and three other destroyers, escorted Argus to a position south-west of Sardinia so the carrier could fly off her Hurricanes to Malta on 2 August.
It cost him more than he could afford to fly her home for a test, and he was devastated to find that she wasn't at all how he had imagined Otilia.
It was a tough decision – they had to leave Adepitan's older sister, Omoyile, who has Down's syndrome, with relatives in Nigeria until they could afford to fly her over some years later.
"I feel right now like I could fly," she whispered, her legs stretched out behind her.
"When I found my son, Jacob, here, I was so happy it was as if I could fly," Margaret said, her face suddenly lighting up.
Manuel's mother was buried on a day off last Saturday when her peripatetic son could fly home to honor her, like Barack Obama flying home to Hawaii to visit his beloved grandmother who helped raise him — and people waste time yakking about the political implications, for goodness' sake.
She spoke of her flying dreams to her older brother, who teasingly told her she could fly if she found some place high enough to jump from and move her arms really hard and really fast.
Shortly after receiving a flying fairy toy for Christmas, this little girl decided to show her family just how well her fairy could fly.
