When my Mom was diagnosed with cancer and given her “death sentence” by the doctor, I had a burning question that I wanted to ask her. I wanted to ask, “What have you not done that you want to do?”
Little did I know that this question would spill over into my own life as I had been living my life complacently. I had coasted by with no goals, no dreams, and no aspirations. I was one big blah in the middle of society.
When she passed away, I decided to go back to school. Check one for me living my life again.
Yet, I was not feeling as challenged. Sure I was I actually starting to live my dream, but I could feel myself slipping back into that complacent mode. So I challenged myself and resolved this year that I would do something completely out of the norm for me. I wanted to push the boundaries of my comfort zone and climb out of my shell.
So I auditioned for Liberty Idol.
May 1st came and I was nervous, hoarse from singing so much, and torn.

Hanging out with my best friend, Ann, before my Liberty Idol performance.
Overall, the experience was one that I would never forget. I did not make it through to the next round, but I was proud of myself for doing it! I tried. I went up on the stage and sang. I shared my testimony with so many who said that my story made them rethink their dreams. After all, are we not supposed to inspire others?
So, who inspires me? My children, my CH, and my friends!