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Remembering Elvis’ final performance makes me so sad...but at the same time, sometimes I genuinely forget he only lived to 42. Elvis feels so eternal and tangible, even today.
Sometimes I feel Ike he's still with us. I know he is. Death doesn't stop a presence, a love and magic like his🩷
The newest addition to my Elvis Collection!
I've wanted a monkey ever since I saw him in the TV Room at Graceland, not because I thought he was so cute, but because it feels like I have a piece of Elvis with me. It's almost like Elvis wanted me to have one, because I won him on an eBay auction, and now he has a loving home with me 🥹
Thank you, Elvis, for lining the stars for me ❤️
AND THEN, ELVIS MAGIC STRIKES ME... AGAIN ✨
... ON MY BIRTHDAY! 🎂
Okay, so... Sometimes special things cross our ways unexpectedly. I feel we gotta keep ourselves sensitive enough so we can catch the drift or special things can go unnoticed.
I'm gonna share something that just happened to me, so it has nothing biographical about Elvis here -- but in a way it has everything to do with him and his magic pouring onto his fans when we less expect it. ✨
It all started with:
I have a huge Jensen Ackles crush aside from my Elvis Presley burning passion. A few minutes ago I was peeping Jensen's Instagram profile and his last post was one congratulating his wife, Danneel Ackles for her birthday, which is one day previous to mine (March 18) ♥ -- Yes, today, March 19, is my birthday. Okay, very cute but so what?
Then I went to Danneel's Instagram , just because I was already there. Scrolling through her feed, I crossed a funny video of Danneel and Jensen reproducing the video clip of "You Can Call Me Al" by Paul Simon. It was a celebration for their 10th wedding anniversary. 🥹
Danneel and Jensen Ackles video, shared on her Instagram account:
Official music video:
Cute, isn't it? I love those the Ackles, oh god. They are such a match! 🥹🩷
Okay, since I've never heard the song before, and I loved it very much, I decided adding it to my Spotify's playlists (yes, to some of them, not just one... it's a real good track this one!). But... talk about how surprised I was when I learned the title of the album that song was released in is "GRACELAND".
Isn't this odd? I know, some people just don't believe in nothing like magic... to some folks everything is just coincidence but I can't help but think this... this album getting to me today, and the way it happened, was kinda a gift from EP to me, on my birthday. 🥹
It's nothing related to his own work or anything but I'm a huge music lover, huge, and I love discovering new songs, specially if they are from the past. I think somehow, someway, this was kinda a gift to me. "Oh, just because the title of the album?" -- Sure but also the way that album crossed my way so randomly like that.
I gotta say I haven't checked on Jensen Ackles' instagram profile in a long while -- no kidding -- let alone his wife's IG! I'm actually not checking anything on Instagram for some months now. So why today? Why clicking on THIS specific video on Danneel's IG? Why visiting her IG, by the way?
You can say all you want as think as you'd like... call me silly, it's fine... but I'll take it as a special gift from Elvis to me. Songs I didn't know before, an entire new album for me to appreciate on my birthday and forever on. ♥
One can spend its life thinking such thing as magic is BS, that it doesn't exist. One can chose to spend its live life in such uninspired, cold, lame way, sure, but... appreciating the little things and believing every little thing is a miracle and a gift to make me smile a little more it's the way I chose to spend MY life -- I feel it's not even a choice, actually. It's just who I am.
Anyway... I know it's a silly, small little thing but this was so random it surprised me greatly.
The song "Graceland" doesn't directly mentions Elvis by name, but ya' know... Elvis and Graceland are a single thing. Anyway... I just felt like sharing this here because:
1. It really impressed me how randomly this thing happened.
2. The album is amazing, so I recommend you to listen to it.
Listen "Graceland" (1986) by Paul Simon on Spotify:
Paul Simon · Song · 1986
I have felt Elvis Magic in some occasions before, but today it was so special. I feel he's just being a friend and giving me a record for me to enjoy my day. Awwww. I'll never forget this. 🩷✨🎂🥹
The Lucky Suit 1972
During the 1972 June tour, when the suit made its debut, Elvis wore it with a matching white lined cape, but when it was worn again during the August/September Vegas engagement, a new cape was made for it. This time the lining was silver.
There was also a light blue version made of the "Lucky Belt", which Elvis used with the "Turquoise Phoenix" in 1974. The suit & the cape are in private hands these days... Also the "Lucky Belt" is known to be in private hands.
You'd think after almost 4 years, Elvis magic wouldn't surprise me anymore, but it does.
I could be listening to any song on my playlist, vibing and daydreaming, and then I'll hear his voice and my heart just melts❤️
Truly, he has an efiect like no other, and I love that about him so much🥹
Been a long time coming, but I'm finally reading Lisa's memoir
l've shed so many tears already🥺🩷
There really is nothing like that connection between Elvis/his world and those who love him
I don't like the 4th of July. I never have, and this year especially was harder than ever to embrace it…
...but looking at it through an Elvis history lens helped me find something to appreciate and celebrate, yesterday, and lifted my spirits back up❤️
Elvis magic is a beautiful thing and I love him every day for it🥹
How does this man continue to surprise me, so many years later??
I've been at my new job for almost two months now and for the first time ever, I suddenly hear Suspicious Minds playing in the background. The standard playlist tends to be much older and gentler music but I have never heard Elvis here before. I didn't actually think he'd be included as his music doesn't usually bring "soft and chill" to an atmosphere.
It caught me off guard too; I wasn't aware until I heard the part used for the musical intro to the 2022 film and kind of stopped in my tracks. Almost teared up a bit, truly.
He still finds a way to follow me around🥹❤️
