Printable View
Merry Christmas, Everyone! :hug:
I was wondering, what would you buy Elvis for Christmas? What would you write on his card?
:hug:
Kimmi
If I could give Elvis something, I would hope, it would be happiness, plus a hug! lol.....
http://tbn2.google.com/images?q=tbn:...nts_AJM4D6.jpg
Great thread :lol:
I really don't know how I would buy Elvis for Christmas...it's difficult to choose a presentfor a person who has everything :D
Maybe a trip for a couple of days, just to relax and be far away from usual life :P
i would give him happiness, hope, love, and reassurance if one could actually buy these things. as for the card a simple yet affective love you and a hug
:hmm:well so what he had everything...i would of given him a gift of friendship....what he really neded trusting sincere honest friends..who really would look out for him..not like those MM monkeys...i would of liked to have been his best friend..kinda like charlie hodge..one of the few good ones..had ellvis surrounded himself with just adew real sincere friends not backstabbers..mabye things would of turened out differently mabye.....(y)..:hmm:i surely would of helped elvis out.. way better than that larry geller dude:lol:i would of kept him outta danger even given my life to protect him ..like if a bullet was headed his way i would of placed myself in the way to protect the king(y):notworthy:newyear::king: happy holidays to you all:notworthy
I'd get him the "White Album". On the card I'd write "crank it up!".
That's a tough question,Jess.It's hard to buy for someone who has everything.On the card,I would write:Wishing you all the best and love always.
That's a very interesting question,Jess.(y)
I would buy him Happiness,Health and my Love :D:hug:
I would make him some fudge or Christmas candies...something from the heart he's sure to enjoy. As for the card.... I would say you are a wonderful person filled with love and I am glad to be in your life. Love ME
I would take a pix of his momma and have and oil painting made from it.
Good question.
But at what age are we giving Elvis the gift?
When he was 42 and depressed, I'd have given him a book like this one below. Where he is counted amongst the finest names in history. Which includes the famous Philosophers of ancient Greece, famous artists, writers like Dickens and Tolstoy, Beethoven and Mozart, great scientists, and notable politicians.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...n/ELVIS101.jpg
Page 305. "His sublimity of voice - startling in it's reach from raunch and rebellion to angelically tender - his devastating good looks, and the pulsating charisma of the performer entranced millions."
"........he enabled the musical synthesis that remains the bedrock of popular music today."
Quote:
Originally Posted by epmoodyblue
LOL, ahhhhh baaaaaaaa humbug Joe! lol I like Larry! lol (hugs but with them choking each other instead, lol).
Quote:
Originally Posted by MissyM
Awwww Missy, this is the most thoughtful suggestion. I love this one.
Merry Christmas!
:hug:
Kimmi
Quote:
Originally Posted by EPguide
Hi Maurice,
Merry Christmas! :)
I didn't feel that placing an age was relevant, as it's how one feels about someone, as to what they give, so that would be up to you.
Happy Christmas Jess.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jess
Well I feel differently about the Elvis of 1977 than I do about the meteoric Elvis of 1957.
Today I played "Elvis's Christmas Album" CD as we took a drive along our East coast. Maureen and I have seen 50 Elvis Christmases together!
I'd have given the early 1960 Elvis another book. One that changed the course of my own life.
Quote:
Originally Posted by EPguide
Hi Maurice,
I hope you are here to stay?
Awwwww your drive sounds wonderful!
Your presents sound very thoughtful, I like them a great deal. If you feel like sharing, which book changed the course of your life?
Kimmi
Hmm:hmm: I don't think I'd buy anthing, I'd hand him a basket including home made Christmas cake (made by myself of course :D), different kind of cheeses and a bottle of Kirsberry (cherrywine) and a banana :lol: and on the card I'd write something like this: So it's Christmas, don't worry eat a banana and have wonderful holidays! :xmas: Erm ...:hmm::lol:
I would write down/give him a list of charities that could use his help and or money. I think him being able to give to those less fortunate was something that always made him happy!
Jess the book that changed the course of my life was, "The Devil's Disciple", a play by George Bernard Shaw. (Picked up quite accidentally!)
But it was not the play that made me think hard and long.
It was the lengthy Preface to the play. Eventually after reading a small library of his books, Shaw's knowledge of the culture of the world introduced me to all the great minds of science, literature, music, art, philosophy, etc., etc.
Shaw was very funny. He had a massive ego, with a marvellous sense of humour.
I'm a voracious reader, and listener to music. Yet there is a mountain of excellent stuff still to explore :-) Our lives are far too short to appreciate all that this wonderful world offers.
http://irelandtoo.blogspot.com
:hmm:I get Elvis a round of Beers at some remote bar and shoot the breeze about anything & everything in a simple mans life while shooting a few pool games and :lol:laughing our butts off over nothing just like Elvis laughed in the "are you lonesome tonight" laughing version:lol:. Just can't stop laughing at nothing. :lol:Lol - lol !:lol:(y)
;)rams
I'd take him to Ayres Rock/Uluru and give him books on Australian Aboriginal dreamtime mythology. I think he'd like that sort of thing. I'd also take him somewhere to chill, like some of the beautiful beaches here in Australia, not stuff like Bondi, spots like Avoca and Seven Mile Beach, the non tourist spots. And i'd buy some Native American jewellery for him.