Though I haven't posted much, I have been following many threads here.
I've been playing, practicing, rehearsing lots of coin magic.

School is starting in a few weeks. I find magic a great way to break the ice.
Also it makes hall duty a bit less tedious. Contrary to some performers, I believe teens are great audiences.
A more true statement might be they are for this "Reader and Righter".

Thanks all for keeping it real.


Harris
Still too old to know it all

I have had the good fortune in my life to have done some interesting things, one of them is to have taught college. I would open every semester with a little bit of magic, and then bits & pieces throughout the classes to spice up the interest. The kids loved it and would wonder about it all the way through.

I remember once discussing politics with them and doing a little SOH coin stuff to illustrate things. Afterwards, I would always say to the students, "If I can do all that right in front of you, what do you think is going on all behind your back in Washington?" I think they got the lesson of it all in a lasting way to wonder upon hopefully from then to now, every now & again.

I have always done magic in all my doings in life, from doing magic for little kids to big kids, and that would just about cover all of us I would think.