Tyler Merritt is an actor, musician, comedian, and activist behind The Tyler Merritt Project. Raised in Las Vegas he has always had a passion for bringing laughter, grace, and love into any community that he is able to be a part of. For over twenty years now he has spoken to audiences ranging from elementary school students to nursing home seniors. His television credits include ABC's Kevin Probably Saves The World , Netflix's Messiah , Netflix's Outer Banks , Disney/Marvel's Falcon and the Winter Soldier and Apple TV's upcoming series Swagger . Tyler's viral videos "Before You Call the Cops" and "Walking While Black" have been viewed by over 60 million people worldwide with “Before You Call The Cops” being voted the number one most powerful video of 2020 by NowThis Politics. He is a Cancer survivor who lives in Nashville, Tennessee. Connect with Tyler on Facebook , Twitter , Instagram and Youtube . HARDCOVER / ISBN-13: 9781546029410
Fun choice for E and great photos ^_^ Happy Day to you and thanks for visiting ^_^
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed this! I adore Elvis too, always have and I just know I always will. My mother collected elephants, not the live ones of course, and yet if she could have she would have had them as well. She favored them having their tusks up! After my mother passed, her collection is now mine. I have two large stone elephants (she had in her living room) sitting in an outdoor flower garden! I think they enjoy the fresh air! :)
ReplyDeleteOh, Yes! I think Elvis was a good choice for the letter "E", ...and you have some great Elvis souvenirs!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool collection! Elvis was truly The King.
ReplyDeleteHappy Friday, Freda!
Oh my...the Pez, I love it!
ReplyDeletecool memorabilia you have there Freda. my late Uncle was a big Elvis fan as well and he had a huge collection of vinyl records, tapes and CDs. he would always play Elvis's music around the house so i grew up listening to Elvis's songs and eventually liking them too.
ReplyDeleteMM not sure about Elvis but elephants are fab
ReplyDeleteI am reading a neat book about Elvis called "The Day the Music Changed." It consists of letters back and forth between him when he was a naive 20 and her when she was 14. I am really enjoying it and would recommend it highly.
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You have some really interesting Elvis memorabilia. He had such a great voice. I still really enjoy listening to his music.
ReplyDeleteSue, I'll have to read the book. Sounds fascinating.
Elvis was an extraordinary entertainer!
ReplyDeleteThere are a lot of exciting things in your collection...
I think the Elvis pajamas are my personal favorite!
Exceptional post for the letter "E".
Thanks for linking.
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