Miracles Await

This photo popped up in my memories today, and honestly, it made me smile.

Before the bigger shows, before the polished look, before the proper stage setup… there was this. A stage built out of PVC pipe, borrowed tech from friends, speakers pulled from the living room entertainment centre, cords everywhere, and whatever I could piece together just so I could perform.

Looking back, I don’t see a lack of budget. I see creativity. I see determination. I see someone who loved magic enough to make it happen with whatever was available.

This was the beginning of Miracles Await in so many ways not perfect, not fancy, but full of heart.

And honestly, I’m still proud of that.

It’s strange seeing the news that Spirit Airlines has shut down. ✈️

Years ago, I flew with Spirit to Reno, Nevada to perform a magic show and while it may have just been a flight to some people, for me it was part of a much bigger memory. It was one of those moments where magic took me somewhere I never expected, literally and emotionally.

Performing has brought me to places I never imagined I’d go, and every plane ticket, every stage, every hotel room, every nervous walk into a venue became part of the story.

So seeing Spirit come to an end feels like one of those small reminders that even the things we don’t think much about at the time can become part of our journey.

Thank you for being one of the little pieces of the road that got me to Reno.

In this photo, I’m standing on a simple plywood stage in a tent in the middle of a field, doing what I loved and trying to bring a real show wherever I could. It was not fancy. It was not perfect. But it was the beginning of something that shaped how I saw magic.

When I was younger, some shows and concerts made me feel like I was watching from the outside. But when I went to Disneyland, it felt different. It felt like you were part of the magic, not just watching it happen.

That feeling stayed with me.

As Miracles Await grew, I wanted to create that same feeling for others. I wanted to bring magic to small towns, northern communities, fairs, libraries, fields, and places that do not always get access to bigger entertainment.

Looking back now, this photo reminds me of the promise that started it all. Bring magic anywhere. Make people feel included. Create moments that felt, memorable, real, up close and personal.

There is something magical about to happen over here, and I'm so excited to have you along for the journey

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Performing at 16 taught me that magic isn’t just about the final ‘wow’ moment. It’s the whole journey every step and reaction coming together. That’s where the magic truly lives ✨.

By 17, I was planning my first tour. With friends who believed in the dream, we built a show from scratch PVC pipes, fabric, and Christmas lights 🎭.

We built everything by hand. We wrote cues in 1️⃣0️⃣1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣binary code1️⃣1️⃣0️⃣1️⃣0️⃣ , flipping light switches on cue to create our own stage magic💡. Every single person on our team of six had to hit cues perfectly for the show to work. Looking back, on paper, none of this should have worked so it’s even more magical that it did. 😊

Now, as we get more up close and personal with Miracles Await, were you at those early shows? What do you remember, and how did it make you feel? 😊