The show must go on

As you see, my youngest daughter just got out of the hospital. I know that she's the priority after all that she have gone through. But then reality strikes, I still have the other two kids who may not be sick (thank God) yet also needs attention.

As you see, my eldest daughter plays classical guitar. And she'll be playing at the "Concert des guitars." She was also chosen to have a solo performance interpreting one of the music of a famous classical composer, Erik Michelie, "En chantant dans des vieux airs."

So as much as I want to stay with my youngest, I don't want to make my oldest feel that she's not as important as the other. I know my daughter well. She will understand if I asked not to go with her. But the point is that as a Mother, sometimes we need to make difficult decisions as if we need to cut our heart into two or more. But within these decisions, we grow and learn how to be a better person and a better mother as well. So I left my youngest with my husband and went to see my daughter. The show must go on.

(Note that this is just an excerpt for I only have 20 minutes of my battery time. Sorry, fault of just going out of the hospital.)