What About Susan Boyle? What is your hidden talent?

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Is there anyone who has not watched the heartbreaking, heart inspiring and just brilliant Susan Boyle Video on youtube? OMG!

Think about it, nearly 50, never been kissed and in a dress our grandmother’s, grandmother may have worn! Everything and I mean everything looked to be against her when she got on that stage! Nobody in the audience gave her a chance and even laughed at her, and, she stood there smiling and laughing with them. She knew something they didn’t…

What about you? Do you have something within you that keeps you smiling, even though everyone else may be laughing? I think we all do.

Here is the YOUTUBE video, if you have not seen it yet!

Never give in, never give up!

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~Bryan

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