Treepusher wrote:
When I was young, wicked witches were creatures to be feared--brooding, ill-tempered crones, often green, and covered with warts. And they cackled while feasting on plump, disobedient children!
Now that I'm grown and have a swell job as astronaut/custodian at the Ministry of Mayhem, I find myself associated with an abundance of wicked witches (they now call themselves Dark Ladies, in keeping with their updated PR campaign, and trying to dispense with the whole 'wicked' label). Far from their earlier depiction, I find them without exception to be beautiful and completely charming, with nary a wart to be seen. Youthful skin tones are now the order of the day, and cackling has been abandoned in favor of the most musical laughter. Plus they're fountains of arcane knowledge, which they don't mind sharing.
Okay, so they still feast on plump, disobedient children--Rome wasn't built in a day. But if you can overlook their culinary and gastronomic preferences, I can't think of anyone in whose company I'd rather be.
Here, for example, is Dark Lady Kimberly, the shot taken during her most recent visit from Rumania. You'll note--no warts, and no cackling!
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Nice story and she is very pretty but she does have that little touch of evil look in her eyes and I love that. Makes for a real women ....Rich