No Matter What Age - Don't Give Up Your Dream

Truly, truly inspirational! It just goes to show how we're so quick to judge by outer appearance. It's not right and you may not admit you do but c'mon...you do! Well, it's an amazing performance. Anyone remember Paul Potts (from the same show). If you don't, you MUST google him. Gives me goosebumps! Click above on my title or the photo for the video of her singing and, here's the rest of the story from the Toronto Star:

A middle-aged volunteer church worker with the voice of an angel is Britain's
latest unlikely showbiz star.
Susan Boyle, 47, wowed judges and audience
alike when she performed on the television contest Britain's Got Talent.
By Tuesday, a video clip of Boyle's performance on Internet site YouTube has been
watched more than 2.7 million times.
The unemployed Scot, who said she'd "never been kissed," drew titters when she told the judges her ambition was to be a professional singer.
But her soaring rendition of "I Dreamed a Dream"
from the musical Les Miserables astonished the show's hard-to-please
judges.
They were captivated by the singer from Blackburn in western
Scotland. Usually acerbic judge Simon Cowell dubbed her singing
``extraordinary." Fellow judge Piers Morgan said her "stunning" performance was
"the biggest surprise I've had in three years of this show."
The show, the first in a new series of Britain's Got Talent, was watched by 11.4 million of Britain's 60 million people on Saturday night.
British bookmakers made Boyle the early favourite to win the series.
She is the latest in a proud tradition of underdogs who win the heart of the British public.
Britain's Got Talent made a star of its first winner, an unassuming mobile phone salesman named Paul Potts. He wowed audiences with his rendition of the aria "Nessun Dorma" and has become a global recording star since winning the series – and signing to Cowell's record label – in 2007.

Shannon Murree

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