Day8- Sky's the Limit

You know when you get that sudden source of inspiration? You sort of feel like you can fly if you want to. You feel like you can be or do anything you want to. The sky's the limit. The tricky part is keeping that inspiration fresh on your mind so you can carry it into anything you might find yourself doing each day. Lucky for me, my inspiration is music, singing, dancing, any of that.

Today I witnessed a wonderful, truly inspirational performance by some unknown singers. They're all young, inexperienced, and incredibly talented. Seeing those young people succeed really inspires me to do great things. I felt so pumped and energetic right after the show. I could've touched the stars!

Tomorrow I'm going to make good use of my readily available inspiration. Just plug in my iPod and we'll see where it takes me. Perhaps I could be productive and get all of my work done. Or not. Maybe I'll just be hyper outside or work on my flexibility. Or maybe I'll pursue my dream of becoming a professional writer or singer. Oh to be given a job like that! I'd be happy to quit school if I were presented with such an opportunity.

It's nice to know where I find this inspiration. Not just music, but reading and watching movies often gives me ideas. Or just sitting outside in the sun, listening to the breeze lightly ruffle through the grass. Nature is a wonderful inspiration as countless artists have discovered before my time. It's nice to know nature can give me the same feelings of calm and serenity.

I finally feel free to do what I want. I still have many obligations I must attend to each day, but it's great to have a little breathing room here and there in which I can develop my talents. I plan on taking full advantage of that in the morning. Although I am incredibly saddened still by my loss of Jay, my little hobbies are helping to distract me. I'm quite proud to be able to say that I've gone through this whole ordeal without shedding a tear. It just shows how quickly I can recover and how strong I really am. This is why I believe that only in times of trouble can we see what a person is really worth.