magic magic, more and more magic craze. all this gimmicks was started by a classmate of mine, by the name of Wilfred. every now and then, he will pick random victims to perform his great cards trick. victims like me is easy to bluff. even the "simplest trick" can my eyes expand like lollipop. but victims like Janice will just kill your mood for magic. she will just go like, "oh-ok" at the end of the trick. but sometimes i just wonder why did i even allow him to trick me in the first place.

last friday my school had a Magic performance by our school Magic club peeps. it was absolutely boring. Janice and i almost left the show after the first half of the performance. i almost fell asleep at the third performance. some of the trick like the magic ring, disappearing/ doubling the wand is nothing new to me. even though i don't know how they do it, seeing repeated things bores me.

the show ends nicely with a card trick by Nick Tan, if i remembered his name correctly. he made an audience to signed one of the card, then he teared it in to 4 equal part. then he worked his magic fingers and put the 4 torn pieces back to the origin again. another section is what they called it Drama magic. i thought that was more engaging, i like the combination of magic and drama . the rest was just okay. anyway, i think the rest of the performer deserve an applause as well, just for their effort.

yesterday (saturday) after my T-rex training, i went vivo with some of the T-rexes. i think everyone was exhausted, but Magic turns us on again. we were slacking outside while enjoying the FOC wind. when two plain clothe magician approach us to perform tricks for us. or should i call them street magician? the close up cards trick is more fascinating then the ones Wilfred demonstrated. i was really astonish by the close up performances. if you loiter outside the wooded floor area on the second level, i think you might get to see them. great time spend with the magician, they enlighten our evening.




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