We just finished our last college entertainment run for 2007. We spent the last week in New York and Connecticut. Unfortunately we hit the 1st big snow storm of the season and what would have normally been a 13 hour drive ended up being 17 hours. Thats the life of an entertainer. We are thankful we are home and are ready to jump into our wonderful corporate entertainment events for the holiday season.

We finished our shows with a bang. As usual, students were challenging us in their quest to understand the strange and unexplainable phenomenon going on in our show. The look of stunned faces never gets old. It is a good indication we are doing something amazing.

We often have a conversation about the psychology of watching magic. There are 2 types of people: those who have to figure out how something is done and those who delight in the illusions. Of course it is much more fun to perform for the first group than the second. But you have to be able to perform for all kinds of people and it does keep us on our toes!

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