Garth Brooks celebrated a career milestone when he was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame on Sunday, but that life-time achievement doesn't necessarily mean that Brooks has accomplished everything he has wanted to do. The door remains open for the singer's next move as he has just wrapped up his three-year run of shows in Las Vegas. With Brooks' children almost all grown, 2 away in college and the third in High School, he and his wife Trisha Yearwood ponder what might be the next for them. Garth recently said, "We're just going to start. It will be fun. We've got our youngest baby (Allie), this is her junior year, and she's really in touch. Now, down from three to one (at home), you spend a lot more time with that one. She's in on every plan. She knows all the decisions. She's really well-educated in what's going on." Trisha added, "I think she's ready for us to go on the road because she'll be home by herself. Allie says she she’d rather her dad start touring sooner than to wait for her to finish her senior year. Garth said he wouldn’t tour, again, until all of his daughters were in college. Allie’s ready for him to go now.