I love people, I love Elvis. I just want to do my part to help preserve the memory of Elvis forever.
WHAT DO YOU LIKE ABOUT ELVIS
Everything. He was the best entertainer of all time. There are no words to describe it. He was human, and he had faults like all of us, but he was a role model and carried himself with dignity, unlike the stars of today who get famous by being involved in scandals, or taking off their clothes.
WHAT WOULD YOU SAY TO HIM
There is not enough that I could say to him.
I would tell him how much the world loved him, and that he was put on this earth for a reason.
God gave the world a gift when Elvis was born.
thanks for the kind words,i don't show to many people my art work. i don't even tell my friends i draw elvis, but i know that here my friends or enemys won't see them.lol. thanks so much for making this site i can really exspress myself.
kathy hi im sarah
im 14 and live in louisiana
i love this site
i discovered elvis when me and my parents went to tennesse to visit my niece (she lives in nashville)
we went to memphis and went to beale street (i love it)i sang at a place(im a really good singer by the way)
we went to his house and i almost cryed
he is really really really hot by the way
its just soo awmazing that even young girls like me remembers elvis
i wish i was born in 1949 like my dad
i have everything of elvis well almost
when im older im going to live in nashville and start a singing career there because its the music capital of the world
thanx for keeping elvis alive in our hearts
I just want to tell you....I love your site!! Everyone is so positive. It's so refreshing to come here knowing I don't have to wade through a lot of trash talking. That was very annoying on another site. Here, everyone loves Elvis and it shows with all the loving comments.
So thank you very much for starting this forum. I think it will get big!!
I, too, believe ELVIS was with us for a short and special time for a reason. To share his gift of music and self. ELVIS was a treasure and his music a blessing.
