A few weeks earlier I wrote a piece about my experience judging at GP Charlotte (and posted it in the wrong place, my bad!). I've discovered that writing helps me process a lot of things so I'm going to keep doing it.

My second post is up - my experiences getting a ruling wrong at the RPTQ I was judging. It was easily my most difficult judge experience yet.

This week's post is not judge related but instead talks about my experiences being a lady in magic.

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After a little time away from writing, my latest post is about organizing a charity tournament to raise money for a local shelter.

Warning: cute dogs inside!

This go around I talk about dealing with the expectations of perfection.

It's been a little bit but I've written about my Level 2 test.

This time I talk about handling appeals in eternal formats.

I had a rough tournament this past weekend and tales about what happened and how to learn from and grow from even the negative experiences.

Today's post is about the qualities of a good mentor!

I figured after a year of judging, it was time for some introspection.

Today we talk about failure and how it's okay to stumble as long as you don't quit.

After a short hiatus, I'm back and talking about the need for a sanctuary, whether in judging or in our personal lives.

I've had a rough few events for the past few weeks, and a lot of what made them rough stemmed from a common theme: being a woman judge. So I wrote about it and why it's important for more than just me to be talking about it.

Grand Prix Atlanta and SCG Baltimore were important for the growth of the Judge Program and I talk about how it affected me.