Tabitha Brown

And we're talking 2003, 2004 when that happened.

I just want to end me for my children's show.

I didn't even dream of having.

All 20 years later.

I never thought I was going to have a children's show.

It was confirmation, right?

So if we pay attention to the little signs, I remember thinking like, I used to work at a nursing home, assisted living home, and we had to wear our uniforms.

It was like khaki pants and polo shirts.

And I worked the night shift and it was hard.

It was hard.

This was like 2010.

Wow.

And I remember I would take breaks and, you know, go to the bathroom, put water on my face because overnight you're working at 11 at night to 7 in the morning.

I'm trying to stay awake.

And I would just stare at myself in the mirror.

And some days I would just cry.

I was like, I look at myself and for a flash, I would see myself on a red carpet.

And I would be like, I'm clearly in khakis and a blue polo.

But for a quick second, I could see, I could see myself.

I said, something is coming.