A Song for Everything

Ok so the leaves haven't turned yet but the skies have been a bit greyer lately (plus I always giggle when I sing this song after the Sketch Show skit check it out here ). Autumn is definitely here and as today is the last day of March we are set for a new month. I was reflecting back on the last three months and can not believe how much has happened! First of all I hope you and your family had a wonderful Easter. What did you get up to? Do you have a tradition that you do every year? I was asked this year as the Guest Soloist at Box Hill Salvation Army's Easter celebrations. I truly love Easter music and so it always is such a pleasure to share it with others plus I got to stay and spend time with my sister Lauren, Aaron and Bella. So I had a lovely time away and was really happy with how my voice was. I have been singing so much lately, it was getting tired but it seems it has always been conditioned :) The weekend before Easter was Soul Factor's performances of Powe

Waiting. We've all done it, we've all been frustrated by it at times, we've all got through it and I am sure we've all asked the question "But, why?" On my walk this morning, I really felt I should write about waiting. Four years ago on this day, my younger brother and his best mate had a car accident. My brother Alex went into a coma and thus began the waiting until 2 days later when he passed away. We had to wait and see how he was, wait to see how surgery went, wait for test results, wait for a conclusion of sorts. Friends and family had to wait for more information. Although this time was painful and numbing, it was in this time of waiting that I grew and I know my family grew as well we also found out our strength. When I look back on this time, I actually am grateful for it. Which to you may sound odd but things like this help us become the people we are meant to. Over those two days, so much prayer and love was spoken, shared, messaged, hugged