I spent two days exploring the beautiful city of Ketchikan, Alaska. I stopped by the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show to watch my new friend Aiden (a real life Lumberjack) compete in the competion show. He competed for the Canadian Side! I wandered through the famous Creek Street area, and enjoyed coffee and lunch with Christine. A short stop, but a great couple of days in one of Alaska's most charming towns.

Birthdays, mountain magic, and some ships! Tori and I escaped to the Crowsnest Pass, celebrated turning a year older, and I squeezed in one day at home before I joined the Brilliant Lady in Seattle and set sail for Alaska.

This is the final instalment of our Japan travel series. Before heading home, Tori and I spend our last few days exploring a bit more of Tokyo and squeezing in a few things we still had left on our list. We visit TeamLab Planets, take a bus trip out to see the snow monkeys, and have an incredible beef sukiyaki lunch as part of the excursion. Back in the city, we finally track down the perfect tea set souvenir after searching all over for one, grab Tori her long-awaited cherry blossom daifuku, and sit down for one final katsudon lunch before packing everything up and heading to the airport. It feels strange wrapping this series up after such an incredible trip I enjoyed the trip and being able to re-live it with these video edits! I’m really glad we get to share it with you. Thanks for hanging out with us and being part of the journey. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more travel, magic, and behind-the-scenes moments.

Tori and I headed down to Blairmore, Alberta for a quick overnight trip because I had a show in town! We hit the road in the afternoon, Getting in town just in time to check in and head to a local brewery for a pre-show beverage! Then we made our way to the golf course for the show that night. Afterward, we stopped in for dinner at Rum Runner Restaurant and Pub before calling it a night. The next day, we kept the small-town adventure going with breakfast at the hotel, coffee and a dangerously good cinnamon bun from The Cinnamon Bear Café, and a couple of classic Alberta stops at Frank Slide and Lundbreck Falls before heading back home. Live magic, mountain roads, good food! Come along for the trip!

I got back to performing after my February accident, spent Easter with my family in Lethbridge, and even survived making Ukrainian Easter eggs! I jumped back on a ship for 8 shows, figured out how to keep myself going mid-show, and got to reconnect with some great friends along the way. Also, very important… it was Tori’s birthday. Thanks for watching and following along!

n this instalment of our Japan trip, Tori and I stay at a traditional ryokan and experience a full kaiseki-style meal. It’s a really unique experience… though Tori doesn’t quite make it through all of it. After that, we make our way back to Tokyo by train and settle back into the city for the next part of the trip. We also reconnect with a Japanese YouTuber we met when we first arrived at Shibuya Crossing. He runs a channel called Foreigners Reactions from Japan and originally approached us to tell us about what he does. We ended up going out for a great meal together! Some of it is included in this video, and the full version is over on his channel. Thanks for hanging out with us and being part of the journey. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more travel, magic, and behind-the-scenes moments. Foreigners Reactions from Japan: https://www.youtube.com/@foreigners_reaction

In this one, Tori and I are in Osaka and attempt to make the most of the Osaka Amazing Pass… with mixed results. We run into a few hiccups trying to use it at some of the attractions, but still manage to make the most of the day. We visit Osaka Castle, check out the HEP FIVE Ferris Wheel, and spend some time exploring the city before wrapping things up. To finish off this part of the trip, we make our way out to Hakone for the next leg of the journey. Thanks for hanging out with us and being part of the journey. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more travel, magic, and behind-the-scenes moments.

I stayed vertical for the whole month! I did some more “normal” stuff. I tried performing again. I visited home.

This one’s a little less hospital, a little more “trying to feel like a functioning human again.” I spend some time rebuilding my focus (and my patience) with a LEGO set, attempt to finally win something with a Tim Hortons Roll Up, and help Tori with a sign. Recovery isn’t always dramatic. Sometimes it’s small wins, quiet moments, and figuring out how to get back to yourself one step at a time. Thanks again to everyone who’s been checking in. It genuinely means a lot.