Curtis met us outside and we walked a block to the beach where we found a place for a bite and a session. We wasted no time getting into things. We started out with a hearty discussion about the multiple card selection comparing Doc Eason, Ricky Jay, Paul Cummins, Malini, Eddie Fechter & Brian Gillis. We all threw in our two cents as to what we like and don’t like about the various methods of controls and of course the revelations. It’s a routine in all of our working repertoires.Curtis was recently at the FFFF and told us all about his adventures there. It wasn’t long before the coins came out. I was lucky enough to be sitting with two top notch coin workers. How a hack like me got there is still a mystery, but I was happy to be watching some very pretty magic. Both Curtis and Chris have such a soft touch and at different times had me completely fooled.
They were nice enough to let me video a bit in HD, it looked GREAT! Damn. . . I might have to get better. My mind is swimming. It was a beautiful afternoon at the beach with friends. Good food, good conversation and lots of boobs to stare at. What can I say. . . my life ROCKS!!!
2 comments:
Nice! I too am trying to map out my likings and disliking for the multiple card selection and somehow solidify what I what my routine to look like. What I realize though it that a routine is never solidified. Solidifying is just not a process with developing magic. That's the key word I suppose. Developing. It's a constant push of improvement, tweaking, revising, and smoothening out. What do you think about my multiple card selection process? Well I guess you have to see it done. I am doing a gig in Cali on Sunday, June 17. I'll be there from early in the morning on the 15th until the night of the 17th. Please let me know if I could stay by you or at least have you show me around and introduce me to some of your very magical friends. I also want to meet the famous Polly!
Anyways, the multiple selection routine is fabulous, if done properly. I've seen many guys do it where at a certain point, it almost seems like it's a chore to have to find the next selection. I am structuring it every so slowly, yet steadily, to be a built to the climax at the end with a signed card ending up in my shoe.
I would love to speak with you more about the trick.
Hope to hear from you soon,
Sol
P.S. I f'n love this blog. Keep up the great work big boy!
Tell us more about the boobs.....
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