DISCOVERY
Several lost newspaper articles displaying Mystopher and Carolee were discovered in the attic of an old acquaintance’s home on Monday afternoon by contractors remodeling the roof.Mr. and Mrs. Direction had hired Fictitious Exterior to tear down and rebuild the roof of their, 1576 Sweet Home Road building in NY which is almost 1000 years old. But as the construction crew was pulling off shingles around 4 p.m., one of the workers noticed the newspapers through the slats underneath.“I pulled back the bottom layer of shingles and I saw what looked like an important stack of documents,” said Mr. Falsifique Persona, the contractor who discovered the papers. “I was really nervous as I started to peel off the other shingles, and then I saw the whole thing.”
(Ok, the story may be a fabrication; but the clippings are real) Click to view
Parade of Stars
Rich City Skate:
The Upscale Magical Place to Skate
Every 2nd Saturday we are entertaining at the best and largest roller skating floor in the Midwest.
St. Louis, MO. performance this weekend
St. Louis Skeptics in the Pub St. Louis Skeptics in the Pub will be presenting (me) Mystopher. In addition to the usual drinks, rational conversation, and camaraderie this next installment will feature a talk on observation from a magician, mentalist, and escapist.
RSVP now for this event.
Host: St. Louis Skeptics in the Pub
Type: Meetings - Club/Group Meeting
Network: Global
Date: Saturday, July 25, 2009
Time: 7:00pm
Location: Jack Patricks
Street: corner of 10th and Olive, downtown St. Louis
Mystopher the Camp Counselor
It was great being a magic facilitator and camp counselor at the 2009 Camp Inquiry!
The camp was became a week long magical place where the children could be themselves. I was able to use magic as a tool to help youth confront some of the challenges of life and develop observational skills. The camp was grounded on the conviction that kids can begin establishing habits of the good and ethical life early on, Camp Inquiry 2009 adopts a three-part focus: The arts and sciences, the skeptical perspective, and ethical character development comprise an integrated approach to this “Age of Discovery.” Campers, counselors, and teachers addressed key issues around individual identity, forging trusting relationships, establishing a sense of local and global community, and living with respect for the natural world. I look forward to being a part of this camp again in the future!