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Living the Dream

To become a singer is one of my greatest frustrations ever since. There are times when I am thinking if I really would have a voice, I would sing for my love ones. I will make album covers (even though I am somehow shy) and post in Youtube. That way, I’ll get to inspire people. That way, I’ll be able to express myself.

But that was not the case.

I do not have the angelic voice Kathryn Donato has, or sweet voices of Juris, Bellefire and Jayesslee; and charismatic like of Taylor Swift’s.

These gals are one of my inspirations why I wanted to pursue on playing the guitar. Lucky for me I got one last December. ♥

I am still in hopes, though. Perhaps this was a dream I will forever chase.

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