By    |   Thursday, February 18, 2010 Filed under: Uncategorized
What is magic?  We’re not talking about that spine-tingling Jr.
Prom you went to with that special someone. Although that night
may have been very “magical,” that’s not what we’re talking
about here.  We’re talking about real magic. That strange ballet
that every magician must dance in order to keep their illusions
alive, keep their tricks a secret, and keep their audience
entertained with new, fresh magic tricks time and time again.
That is magic.  It takes so much more to be good at magic than
just having an appropriately-sized top hat and rabbit. There is
a whole art form to the slight of hand, diversion, and trickery
that few people bother to learn. Even fewer bother to perfect.
That is magic.  Danger is the magician’s dance partner and
Deception is his co-pilot. He is a performer and his audience is
eager to try to figure out his ruse. They want to figure out the
sham. They want to be in on the con. Therefore, the magician and
the audien