Sometimes You Tell The Truth

It's Really Hard To Balance Work And Being A Mother.

Where I Grew Up In Dallas, Things Might Be A Little More Traditional. People Have The Same Things In Mind. They're Supposed To Grow Up, Go To College, Get A Job, Get Married, And Have Children, Grandchildren. That's The World I Grew Up In.

Summer Camp Was A Place Where I Felt Like Myself That Wasn't Like School. There Were No Grades, We Got To Try Lots Of New Things, And I Started To Play Guitar At Camp. It Was A Place For Acceptance And Learning To Be A Part Of A Community, But Also Learning To Be Yourself. I Want That For All Kids, But Some Kids Don't Have The Opportunity To Go To Camp. I Want To Help.

Again, I'm Used To Speaking To A Lot Of People; I Have A Lot Of Friends And Family, And I Perform Music And Speak In Front Of A Lot Of Crowds. So I Share With People Already A Lot In My Life.

You Get To A Point In Relationships Where You Don't Want To Push Anything, But Things Need To Change, Move On, Or Develop.