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Tim and I read magic books and Ash's Magic catalogues up in my treehouse. Occasionally we'd have magic shows in the side driveway.
The basement door led to our first haunted house.
1971 "Made of Millions of Microdium Crystals"
From WHAM-O SUPERBOOK: Celebrating 60 Years Inside the Fun Factory!
Chronicle Books, 2008
ISBN: 0-8118-6445-9
Photo by Herb Booth
Disneyland Park welcomes “Magic Happens”, the park’s first new daytime parade in nearly a decade—and an unforgettable spectacle that reminds us wings aren’t needed to fly, shooting stars were created for wishes and magic doesn’t end at midnight!
I feel somme thing attracting me to this mystic tree...i give you promise to will take shot for it in spring inshallah.
Magic Palette marquee ImageWorks at Journey into Imagination pavilion in Future World at EPCOT Center.
The Magic Bus rides again! Kragen successfully rebuilt the engine and the mechanics gave it more TLC and so it toodles around Marin.
This bloom won the Best of Show Double ribbon for the 2006 New Orleans Hibiscus Show. This is a local cultivar, the offspring of Time For Magic and Wine And Roses. It's a showstopper. I saw a photo recently titled "Time For Wine" which would also make a nice name for a flower. Since I have both of the parent plants, I should hope to try to hybridize the two, then I could use that name for another offspring! This cultivar won the 1st Runner-Up Award in the running for the 2007 Hibiscus of the Year Award,
Incredibly Jen caught the speeding card between her teeth on the first attempt! :D New Year 2011 at the Aviator Farnborough.
Antiquated, macho, gun-toting action hero meets magical, modern, sensitive teen hero. More here: www.nickmarino.net/2012/01/09/from-the-vaults-harry-potte...
Book by John N. McNamara, with Frances Kuyper and Gerry Mayer.
Published by KopyKake Enterprises, Palos Verdes, California
These are what my Magic Lilies looked like last August. They are also called Surprise Lilies. They send up their foliage in the spring. Then it all dies off and there is no sign of them until they shoot up their flower stalks in August. They come up and bloom very quickly, in only a couple of day's time, which is why they are called Magic or Surprise Lilies.