mag·ic - [maj-ik]
1. The art of producing illusions as entertainment by the use of sleight of hand, deceptive devices, ect.; conjuring: "To pull a rabbit out of a hat by magic."
Origin:
1350-1400; Middle English; magik (e) - witchcraft
Magic only existed in fairytales. Or that's at least what society believes. Magic, doesn't always mean card tricks and plots of deceit. Magic can mean all sorts of things; love, adventure, sometimes mystery. As some say treasure is in the eye of the beholder, well some like Kathryn Gallagher choose to say Magic, is in the hands of the beholder.
All you need is trust and a little bit of pixie dust... - Peter Pan
