God bless this woman for her faithful & loving care of her parents. She is blessed with a beautiful voice! May those who seek fame & fortune from her talent not succeed in a shallow remaking of Susan Boyle…she is beautiful as she is.
The Beauty That Matters
Posted by Rebecca Teti in Reviews on Thursday, April 16, 2009 2:00 PM
I’m so glad Rachel posted the link to Susan Boyle’s performance on Britain’s Got Talent.
If you’ve watched that, I think you’ll enjoy this column from her native Scotland’s Herald.
It tells us a bit about Boyle’s admirable life—and reminds us she would still have deserved our respect had her voice been less than what it is.
Here’s a cute interview with her from CBS.
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Wow. Listening to her sing mad the hair on the back of my neck stand up. Such a sweet humble woman. I pray she is blessed through this competition and that everyone becomes a little more aware that beauty comes in many ways.
In addition to her absolutely amazing voice, personality & charm, I was struck greatly by her amazing humility. She was just so darned CUTE & shy during that interview…she is truly a remarkable woman & I can’t wait to keep up w/how she does in the future!
I really admire Susan Boyle, but if ONE MORE interviewer takes the time to point out to the poor woman that she doesn’t look like much, I’m going to scream and then sob on her behalf. Do they HAVE to rub it in so? All those pretty people on television? Can’t they just focus on her immense talent and forget about her physical appearance for the two minutes they have her on the air?
If they keep this up, they’re going to destroy her. Oh, and anybody care to guess how long it will be before she’s “treated” to a makeover?
Thanks for sharing that. I admit I didn’t click through on the original video initially (due to internet slowness), but this morning I did and…tears.
This is why I do not watch American Idol. It is not just that Susan Boyle has a hidden greatness because she took care of her parents for so long. It is that there is no person who deserves to be talked to the way those judges talk to people. It is completely horrible.
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