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by **Fred** » Feb 22nd, '07, 18:08

Hi to everyone.

Well I have been interested in magic since I got a book when I was at school and have always been fascinated by it since that time.

I am now about to reach my fortieth birthday and have decided to stop just toying around the edges and actually try and get up the courage and skills to perform. So I am hoping that this site along with my various books and any other resources I can find will help guide me through the early steps.

Hope I meet and talk to some interesting people and that you forgive the ignorance of a new kid on the block.

A

by **Lady of Mystery** » Feb 22nd, '07, 18:19

Hi Fred, Welcome to TM!!!

If you've not already got it, Mark Wilson's Complete Course is a great book to get you started

by **saxmad** » Feb 22nd, '07, 19:21

Welcome - always good to see another Scot.
Where do you live?

by **mistress of magic** » Feb 22nd, '07, 20:08

Hi! Welcome to Talk Magic!

by **BOUNCE** » Feb 22nd, '07, 20:19

by **MysteryMan** » Feb 22nd, '07, 22:08

Welcome to TM, and happy early 40th birthday.

by **beowulf_agate** » Feb 22nd, '07, 22:23

Welcome and have fun.

by **dat8962** » Feb 22nd, '07, 22:54

Welcome

by **Mackaillie** » Feb 23rd, '07, 07:14

Welcome, from Canada. The best thing to do is practice,practice,practice, and when you feel that you are ready, practice somemore, and try to find a mentor to help you along, I have working at this for 2yrs when I have time. My mentor is helping me with the little things in the tricks that make the magic more powerful. Best of luck.

by **Magic1Jim** » Feb 23rd, '07, 09:23

Welcome

by **Fred** » Feb 23rd, '07, 11:09

saxmad wrote:Welcome - always good to see another Scot.
Where do you live?

Thanks to you and everyone else for your warm Welcome. I am up in the North East of Scotland but sadly cannot call myself a scot although I have lived most of my life here.

Oh well, hopefully my kids can claim their heritage from here.

by **Fred** » Feb 23rd, '07, 11:11

Lady of Mystery wrote:Hi Fred, Welcome to TM!!!

If you've not already got it, Mark Wilson's Complete Course is a great book to get you started

Thanks Lady,

Have had the book for many years, just need the practice and the beautiful assistant to go with it!!

by **Fred** » Feb 23rd, '07, 11:13

Mackaillie wrote:Welcome, from Canada. The best thing to do is practice,practice,practice, and when you feel that you are ready, practice somemore, and try to find a mentor to help you along, I have working at this for 2yrs when I have time. My mentor is helping me with the little things in the tricks that make the magic more powerful. Best of luck.

Hoping that maybe I can hook up with a mentor or collaborator via here in the future.

But thatnks for the welcome

by **Anubis** » Mar 2nd, '07, 22:06

Fred wrote:
saxmad wrote:Welcome - always good to see another Scot.
Where do you live?

Thanks to you and everyone else for your warm Welcome. I am up in the North East of Scotland but sadly cannot call myself a scot although I have lived most of my life here.

Oh well, hopefully my kids can claim their heritage from here.

yay! I'm from the west coast! Isle of Arran!

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