Emerald City...We have a problem.

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So, I think I'm starting to discover I might have a bit of an addiction or obsession with The Wizard of Oz. 

It started very young and you can probably blame someone in my family for it.  I don't know who gave it to me, but when I was 4, I was given a copy of the book.  It was the first "big girl" book I ever read.  Sure, it started out with my Dad reading it to me.  But I wanted to know more when he turned off the light and left the room. 

I loved that book.  I think it's still at my parents house with the rest of my "keepsakes". 

I think I was 5 or so when I saw the movie for the first time.  I used to want to dress up as Glinda ALL the time.  I was always fascinated with that movie and I've seen it thousands of times. 

About 10 years ago or so, I spent the night with my friends Jules and Barb.  I was browsing their bookshelves for something to read when I came across Wicked by Gregory Maguire. 

Of course I then became truly over the moon about Wicked the Musical.  I've seen it in Houston and London and am considering a trip to Stuttgart to see it there.  I think it is in German and I would love to have that experience. 

While I was deployed to Afghanistan, I bought a special edition of the DVD.  It came with all sorts of goodies. 



Wizard of Oz Three Disc Collector's Edition @ Amazon.com


A few weeks ago, I found this lovely gem at the Power Zone here in Bamberg.  I bought it.  I couldn't WAIT to wear the watch. 

Wizard of Oz 70th Anniversary Edition @ Amazon.com

Hoooo boy. 

So, yesterday, I realized I might have an issue when we went to take family portraits.  I didn't really realize it until I got home, but my hair was awfully "Dorothy-esque"!!!! 


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I even dyed my eyes to match my....well, not really.  But I did have my contacts in.  :)

You tell me.  Am I obsessed?  Or just a really big fan of a great story. 






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