Wednesday Wisdom

SO let me start, I NEVER do anything just for me. When I move, there's always another person in mind. When I take jobs or do classes, always thinking about others. That being said, I've never been truly dedicated to anything I really love (music and playing with kids).

I auditioned for the glee project this week. I know at the moment, more than likely, this won't be my big break. And heck, I may not be meant for show biz. But my friends and family have been so supportive and I've gotten more responses than I thought possible! (Probably because I thought I'd get none!)

Lesson learned: Always believe in what you love! If you love to sing, don't let anything stop you. If you love to skate, skate like there's no tomorrow. We are the next generation. We need to be great at what we do. Passion is everything; I don't always love work, but I do my best by using that same passion I have in music in my work.

Strength and Passion are the beauty of life :D

We are blessed

Hi ya'all. It's getting that time of year. Thanksgiving and Christmas.

I grew up being taught to give. In the christmas season, there's Operation Christmas Child. OCC is a program where you pack a shoe box to a child's needs and it's sent to a child in third world countries.

One thing I've learned is you never know how affective these things are until you're one of these kids. I had a less fortunate Christmas as a teen. The genorosity of others makes the holiday season a larger than life feel.

I went and got box stuff from dollar areas of a store. It's not a huge loss of your money. If you read this, please consider donating.

http://www.samaritanspurse.org/index.php/OCC/