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To Live Or Maybe Not by Gary Revel
To Live Or Maybe Not by Gary Revel To Live Or Maybe Not is a interesting book that tells the story of Gary Revel and things that happened to him in his life. Its full of History and interesting people. I could see this book being used by #Homeschooling families when teaching History. The book is suspenseful and full of drama. I believe my dad and my Uncle would be interested in the story if they where here. I hope you take the time to read To Live Or Maybe Not and that you share the book with your friends and family. About: Gary Revel tells the story of his…
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DAN SEALS ESTATE TO RELEASE NEVER-BEFORE-HEARD NOSTALGIC SONG “STEAL A LITTLE THUNDER,” PARTNERS WITH MELODY PLACE
NASHVILLE, Tenn. The estate of beloved country music hitmaker and Texas Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee, Dan Seals, has partnered with Nashville-based record label Melody Place. The first release is a never-before-heard recording by the late singer with a song called “Steal A Little Thunder” which was penned by his late brother, Seals & Crofts’ Jim Seals along with Brian Whitcomb. The song, releasing April 4, is available for pre-save here: orcd.co/danseals_stealalittlethunder “Steal A Little Thunder” will appeal to music lovers of all ages, evoking the nostalgia of Yacht Rock mixed with the quality songwriting genetics of the Texas-bred Seals family. Jim Seals and Seals & Crofts played an integral role in creating the pop subgenre,…
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7 Meaningful Ways to Celebrate World Autism Awareness Day with Your Autistic Child
Article brought by Autism Parenting Magazine website How to create positive experiences that honor your child’s uniqueness on World Autism Awareness Day Key Points: With World Autism Awareness Day approaching on April 2, many families are looking for meaningful ways to celebrate with their autistic children. This global observance—with the latest research showing that one in 36 children in the United States is now diagnosed with autism—provides an opportunity not just for raising awareness, but for genuine appreciation of neurodiversity and the unique perspectives autistic individuals bring to our world. “While awareness is important, what many autistic individuals and their families really value is acceptance and celebration of their unique…







