Broom Hilda by Russell Myers for May 09, 2011

This was really cute in color!

What happened to the color Marg?

Broomhilda in color!

@ Clark - I saw the witch on Wizard of Oz she was green and on TV so, it must be true cause what you see on TV is real. ISN’T IT?

According to Baum, wicked witches are deathly afraid of water. Therefore, I expect that unbathed witches’ skin will turn green.

Careful, Broomie. You don’t want to shoo that butterfly and cause the ‘Butterfly Effect’.

We know that Broomie’s skin is green in any event.

I don’t care what color she is, isn’t she just the most adorable thing you ever saw?

Cell phones are for private calls so be sure to speak as loud as you can for the enjoyment of others.

Ummm, who would Broomie be talking to on the phone? I like that a 1500 year old witch is up to snuff technologically, but who else among her crew is?

Geez, the tings I gots ta contemplate each day. Mind boggling.

Would the butterfly be considered as being “nosy”??

I guess the butterfly couldn’t resist that big a landing strip.

Maybe it is not a Monarch butterfly. Could it be a ‘Peasant’ butterfly instead?

I’m not surprised a green witch would have a blue tooth.

A Green-Skin using a BlueTooth…

The color looks right for the monarchs in my collection, but the live ones might be brighter? Maybe the colorist used a mounted specimen as a model.

does it really matter if it’s there or not, i don’t think it can understand english.