I started researching and getting into magic at age 7. No such thing as too young

I am using a combination of the D'Lites, Bag-O-Lites and D'Lightning Bug (along with a flash paper rose) to write a romantic piece that will probably cap off the first half of my stage show. Got all the stuff, now just need to get the routine from my head to paper...and then to reality.

Most of my shows are for kids birthdays
church functions and school events
and I enjoy these shows so much
I will turn 50 this year and I still have a lot of kid in me.

I like Satchel Paige's comment about age "Age ismind over matter - If you don't mind,it don't matter" I am 59 years old and work 7 restaurant venues a week in a town of 80,000 people. We do birthday parties and daycares also - Having a blast - feel like I am 4 again!

Could not agree more,i loved magic as a kid and I have got back into it recently.there is so much more information out there now days,and great tricks.I also joined a magic society and there are more older than young people there .as for kids shows,I am practicing tricks that can be done stood up on stage so they can all see what's going on.close up card magic is a no no,trying to get a lot of kids around a table just does not work .

I never grew up, I just grew old; I like kids magic the best, we understand each other