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Suggestions deco wizards???? i have a small bathroom i am about to remodel..?
it has old fashion claw foot tub and pedestal sink. ok, now what? nothing country please, but also not to comtemp. - im putting my house on the market soon and i live in a really... country town... thanks for your help!
I need color idea's too... im repainting and putting in new flooring.... something clean, simple, relaxing, inviting........ help.
Use lots of mirrors. Will make the bathroom different, interesting, functional and bigger.
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| | Wizard $17.95 Hand Painted with High Quality details. The wizard is a 3-d puzzle with a stand. For age 6+. Hand painted plastic parts. Type: Beauty & Fashion Gender: Male Age: Child |
| | The Wizard of Oz - $19.99 The third and definitive film adaptation of L. Frank Baum's 1900 children's fantasy, this musical adventure is a genuine family classic that made Judy Garland a star for her heartfelt performance as Dorothy Gale, an orphaned young girl unhappy with her drab black-and-white existence on her aunt and uncle's dusty Kansas farm. Dorothy yearns to travel "over the rainbow" to a different world, and she gets her wish when a tornado whisks her and her little dog, Toto, to the Technicolorful land of Oz. Having offended the Wicked Witch of the West (Margaret Hamilton), Dorothy is protected from the old crone's wrath by the ruby slippers that she wears. At the suggestion of Glinda, the Good Witch of the North (Billie Burke), Dorothy heads down the Yellow Brick Road to the Emerald City, where dwells the all-powerful Wizard of Oz, who might be able to help the girl return to Kansas. En route, she befriends a Scarecrow (Ray Bolger), a Tin Man (Jack Haley), and a Cowardly Lion (Bert Lahr). The Scarecrow would like to have some brains, the Tin Man craves a heart, and the Lion wants to attain courage; hoping that the Wizard will help them too, they join Dorothy on her odyssey to the Emerald City. Garland was MGM's second choice for Dorothy after Shirley Temple dropped out of the project; and Bolger was to have played the Tin Man but talked co-star Buddy Ebsen into switching roles. When Ebsen proved allergic to the chemicals used in his silver makeup, he was replaced by Haley. Gale Sondergaard was originally to have played the Wicked Witch of the West in a glamorous fashion, until the decision was made to opt for belligerent ugliness, and the Wizard was written for W.C. Fields, who reportedly turned it down because MGM couldn't meet his price. Although Victor Fleming, who also directed Gone With the Wind, was given sole directorial credit, several directors were involved in the shooting, included King Vidor, who shot the opening and closing black-and-white sequences. Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg's now-classic Oscar-winning song "Over the Rainbow" was nearly chopped from the picture after the first preview because it "slowed down the action." The Wizard of Oz was too expensive to post a large profit upon initial release; however, after a disappointing reissue in 1955, it was sold to network television, where its annual showings made it a classic. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
| | The Wizard of Oz - Dubbed Subtitle $19.99 The third and definitive film adaptation of L. Frank Baum's 1900 children's fantasy, this musical adventure is a genuine family classic that made Judy Garland a star for her heartfelt performance as Dorothy Gale, an orphaned young girl unhappy with her drab black-and-white existence on her aunt and uncle's dusty Kansas farm. Dorothy yearns to travel "over the rainbow" to a different world, and she gets her wish when a tornado whisks her and her little dog, Toto, to the Technicolorful land of Oz. Having offended the Wicked Witch of the West (Margaret Hamilton), Dorothy is protected from the old crone's wrath by the ruby slippers that she wears. At the suggestion of Glinda, the Good Witch of the North (Billie Burke), Dorothy heads down the Yellow Brick Road to the Emerald City, where dwells the all-powerful Wizard of Oz, who might be able to help the girl return to Kansas. En route, she befriends a Scarecrow (Ray Bolger), a Tin Man (Jack Haley), and a Cowardly Lion (Bert Lahr). The Scarecrow would like to have some brains, the Tin Man craves a heart, and the Lion wants to attain courage; hoping that the Wizard will help them too, they join Dorothy on her odyssey to the Emerald City. Garland was MGM's second choice for Dorothy after Shirley Temple dropped out of the project; and Bolger was to have played the Tin Man but talked co-star Buddy Ebsen into switching roles. When Ebsen proved allergic to the chemicals used in his silver makeup, he was replaced by Haley. Gale Sondergaard was originally to have played the Wicked Witch of the West in a glamorous fashion, until the decision was made to opt for belligerent ugliness, and the Wizard was written for W.C. Fields, who reportedly turned it down because MGM couldn't meet his price. Although Victor Fleming, who also directed Gone With the Wind, was given sole directorial credit, several directors were involved in the shooting, included King Vidor, who shot the opening and closing black-and-white sequences. Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg's now-classic Oscar-winning song "Over the Rainbow" was nearly chopped from the picture after the first preview because it "slowed down the action." The Wizard of Oz was too expensive to post a large profit upon initial release; however, after a disappointing reissue in 1955, it was sold to network television, where its annual showings made it a classic. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
| | The Wizard $12.99 The Wizard |
| | An Old Fashion Kitchen with Old Equipment in a Historic House $79.99 An Old Fashion Kitchen with Old Equipment in a Historic House - Premium Photographic Print |
| | Old Blinkie Wizard of oz Tile Coaster by CafePress $10 She may be wicked, but Old Blinkie will protect your furniture on this handy tile coaster Wizard of oz Tile Coaster Liven up any room or party with our fun, hip tile coasters, measuring 4.25 x 4.25 and 1/6-inch thick. Images are applied with a polyester resin that accepts dye as part of the coating. Four felt pads protect your furniture from scratches. Dish |
| | Old World Christmas Wizard Ornament $10.5 This beautiful glass ornament was carefully mouth-blown into a finely crafted mold. Then a hot solution of liquid silver was poured inside. Finally, the ornament was delicately hand painted with many bright lacquers and glitters for you to enjoy! Brand: Old World Christmas Type: Ornaments Color: Multi-Color |
| | Good Wizard 2(Pack of 1) $33.49 Full over the head latex mask, individually hand painted, with long white hair and a long white beard. Old, wrinkled, and spotted, perfect for an aging wizard. |
| | Old Fashion Car Parked on the Street $24.99 George Marks Old Fashion Car Parked on the Street - Photographic Print |
| | Old Fashion Carriage in Front of House $19.99 George Marks Old Fashion Carriage in Front of House - Photographic Print |
| | So You Want to Be a Wizard $14.3 Thirteen-year-old Nita is practicing spells from a library book when she meets Kit, another young wizard. They both get caught up in a dangerous mission to rescue the Book of Night with Moon, an ancient book that holds the key to preserving the universe. |
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Atlantica Online Free Fantasy MMORPG FF Graphics Mix Battle Shaman, Wizard, Spearman, Gunner, Archer
What should I do about my muggle girlfriend?
I met her at a muggle store, and we have been happily in love since then. My father, who is an old fashioned prejudice grump of an old man found out I was seeing a muggle and told me "no son of mine will be with a filthy mud blood!" and told me not to come home for christmas. I feel if my parents were to meet her, they would love her and see right through the fact that she is a muggle. but at the same time, i cant take her to see them because I havent told her that I am a wizard, yet. Should I tell her? will it freak her out? how do muggles react to magic?
help me please!
Think about Hermione and Ron. As long as you are both happy, that is all that should matter to your parents. And if you tell her you are a wizard, then she should not care if she loves you enough. Hermione is a muggle, but she loves magic.