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Thank you Doja Cat

 

My daughter had the Experience of a lifetime she got to see her favorite artist ice spice and dojo cat ! She had a Buffett of food candy cakes pop corn etc we danced all night it was the best night ever ! I AM SO GRATEFUL THAT I ALIVE ! Last year around this time I couldn't even walk up an my stairs I couldn't stand longer than 10 mins I went to entire concert with my 9 year old her first !











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