from Edmonton, with - - - - -

this time next week there will be suitcases.

and shoe-tcases,

(a suitcase for only shoes)

there will be a serious amount of complaining and worrying.

there will be a serious amount of change,

short-term change.

do you remember what it feels like to see a magic trick happen,

for the first time?

there's the initial doubt cast upon magician,

the movements,

the questions,

the routine.

then there is your involvement,

your suspense,

your awaiting.

and then you think,

how the hell did that happen?

there was doubt in the beginning but it wasn't impeding any movements;

stopping no questions.

if you have a routine you don't usually want to change it,

but a new routine is like a breath of fresh air -

and we all need a little oxygen to live.

involved now, you're waiting and suspended in the reality of

how

the

hell

did that

happen?

do you remember what it feels like to see magic?

I'm coming for you, 

YEG.