#Shirley dieu

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[doll-elvis]

The story behind the pictures

“But here Elvis was asking Joe to take pictures of me and him. I was totally surprised as Elvis reached up to me, and then motioned for me to sit down next to him. So I did, and then Elvis wrapped his arm around me. I had asked him a few weeks back if he would record one of my favorite songs, “In the Misty Moonlight.” Elvis had told me that he would record it and, I guess as a reminder, he began to sing it softly in my ear, “In the misty moonlight, by the sparkling firelight.” I giggled, and then he jokingly stuck his tongue in my ear. I giggled more and then he continued until I couldn’t stop laughing”

(excerpt from Memphis Mafia Princess by Shirley Dieu)

[ladelinee]

Extract from: Memphis Mafia Princess: Living in the Elvis world- Shirley Dieu

If I found Elvis in the dark trying to do that, I would be done for honestly 😩

[presleygarden]

Shirley Dieu speaks on Elvis & Ginger ☁️

“Elvis and Ginger showed up in Joe’s and my bedroom once more.

Elvis said, “Hey, let’s meditate.”

Then Joe said, “You guys go ahead, I have to take care of some calls in the living room.”

I can’t even imagine Joe of all people wanting to meditate.

So Joe slipped out of the bedroom leaving Elvis, me and Ginger on the bed.

Elvis had Ginger and me sit in a circle with him and we held hands in silence as he hummed.

After a short time, Elvis started to share his knowledge of meditation, then we were abruptly interrupted by the phone ringing. I answered it. It was Joe wanting to know if Elvis was through meditating. I told him yes and, as I hung up the phone, I could see out of the corner of my eye Elvis taking Ginger’s hand and quickly placing it on his left shoulder, then patting it as if to let her know to keep it there.

Then I turned around and in a sad, “little boy” type of way, Elvis said, “See Shirley, Ginger loves me. Just like you love Joe.”

This broke my heart.

Ginger’s hand sat there like a wet noodle on Elvis’s shoulder.

Then, once again, Elvis reached up and placed his hand on Ginger’s and began to stroke and pat her hand ever so gently as if to say, “See? See, Shirley?”

Ginger never smiled, and her eyes never met his.

She just sat there like a mannequin.

I felt so sorry for Elvis.

I only wished that I could have done or said something to make him feel loved.

I don’t believe that it was necessarily Ginger that Elvis wanted; he just wanted love.

He had obviously seen firsthand what Joe and I had together and had commented on our relationship several times before.

Elvis was no different, and like anyone else, he wanted the fairy tale as well as the magic.”

•excerpt from Memphis Mafia Princess by Shirley

🌀🫀

Side note: I think this story is really important to share because you do get a glimpse of the desperation that pulsated through Elvis.

His desperate need to be loved & comforted + seen.

The man longed for companionship & understanding. It seems that he wasn’t yet willing to make the major changes needed to conquer the things he most wanted.

[ashtag6887]

Shirley Dieu gets it.

[eptodaytommorowforever]

Elvis Presley Unwinding On Vacation In 1977

Elvis Presley’s Very Sadly 😔Last Vacation In Hawaii March 1977 Having Fun With Joe Esposito’s Girl Friend Shirley Dieu And Ginger Alden’s Sister Rosemary Alden It’s A True Fact He Was Going To Either Buy A House Or Rent One There In Hawaii Before He Sadly Passed Away He Confided In Close Friends Family Members He Loved Hawaii A Place He Could Unwind And Escape Fame Be Himself Elvis Presley Not Just The Image But The Man It Can’t Of Been Easy Being Elvis Presley? As Hawaii Was Is Second Favourite Place Apart From Graceland is Mansion in Memphis Tennessee.

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Priscilla and Lisa Marie Presley with Shirley Dieu at Elvis's funeral, August 18, 1977. Graceland, Memphis, TN.

[orleans-jester]

Be a Baddy; Maddy

Listen here, my granddaughter, the only good experience That I currently have from a woman who from now hence Forth will be known as not worthy of the bestowment Of the other kids that I have at this very moment And that includes you’re husband, he had no choice but to join Yer parents were ground beef while he’s top sirloin Lemme get around to the point, I won’t go longer without You need to change some things, but you can - I don’t doubt. It’s nothing too crazy, nothing all that insanely drastic Just don’t be like your mother and inject yourself with plastic Come on, little Maddy, in case it hasn’t dawned You don’t need to impress the world and make everyone fond There’s redheads and blondes and brunette fan clubs that host People who’ll look right through you like you’re a boring ghost You’ve got a great smile, but here is the thing You’ll always have critics who would rather watch you swing From a hangman’s noose or stand at the end of a gun What I’m saying is that you cannot please everyone. Don’t waste your time on fancy hair or expensive clothes I swear, Mon Dieu, those things make a real person doze And don’t be like your father with his endless knightly quests Or open your home to the most ungrateful guests Who when asked about you, their only response Will be a roll of their eyes and an act of nonchalance You’re going to get these people, these scamps and these tramps Who are never going to realize you shine brighter than lamps So fuck em, why try, just check out of their lives early Return home, curl up with Bas, watch some Laverne and Shirley Worrying about people’s opinions will make your life shorter So live it up, party on, make love in the French Quarter Cause the world is full of people with opinions and sharp teeth They’ll speak on your skin enough, don’t let them underneath.

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To which Maddy will be absolutely delighted to get one of Clopin’s famous poems, and would nearly squeal with delight at the mention of Laverne and Shirley. How does he always know?

[elvisbooty76]

[doll-elvis]

“while Linda mothered Elvis, Elvis played with Sheila; while Elvis played with Sheila, Priscilla raised their child. As you could see, each would give Elvis something different. I believe that Elvis still saw Priscilla as a wife, Linda as a mom, and Sheila as a childlike playmate. He wanted it all, and he got it”

(excerpt from “Memphis Mafia Princess” by Shirley Dieu)

I thought this was some really interesting insight to elvis and his relationships. I think the reason elvis struggled with fidelity was because of what he required out of the women he was with. what woman could fulfill the role of his wife, mother to his child, mother to him and the “childlike” playmate that he could regress with? he’s a complicated fella, but what do y’all think? 👀

[ladelinee]

Oh God Elvis 😂

I just can picture that image right know and I can’t stop laughing.

Excerpt from Memphis Mafia Princess: Living in the Elvis world. Shirley Dieu

[motschoisis]

“I have lived all my life on the theory that I am working and doing something in order to be allowed to die, that God will not let me die, or I will not be able to die until I have contributed something to the world.”

— Shirley Clarke, in Rome brûle, Noël Burch et André S. Labarthe, 1970. (”J’ai toujours vécu selon la théorie que je travaille pour qu’il me soit permis de mourir, que Dieu ne me laissera pas mourir, que je ne pourrai pas mourir avant d’avoir apporté ma pierre à ce monde.”)

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[eptodaytommorowforever]

Another B/W Candid Of Elvis Presley And Joe Esposito’s Girlfriend Shirley Dieu In Hawaii Elvis Presley’s Last Vacation In March Of 1977.

[lesgensdeslivreslisent]

Il y avait des choses chez mon père qui commençaient à s’écailler, comme une peinture qui vieillit. Quand je lisais les livres que j’empruntais à la bibliothèque, je pensais que mon père -comme les histoires que ces livres racontaient- était né de l’esprit de ces écrivains. Je croyais que le Grand Créateur avait expédié ces écrivains sur la lune, portés par des ailes d’oiseaux-tonnerre, et leur avait dit de m’écrire un père. Des écrivains tels que Mary Shelley, qui avait donné à mon père une compréhension gothique pour la tendresse de tous les monstres. Agatha Christie avait créé le mystère qui habitait mon père et Edgar Allan Poe avait conçu pour lui l’obscurité de manière à ce qu’il puisse s’élever jusqu’au vol du corbeau. William Shakespeare avait écrit pour lui un coeur de Roméo en même temps que Susan Fenimore Cooper lui avait imaginé une proximité avec la nature et le désir d’un paradis à retrouver. Emily Dickinson avait partagé sa sensibilité de poète pour que mon père sache que le texte le plus sacré se lit dans la façon dont les êtres humains riment ou ne riment pas les uns avec les autres, laissant à John Steinbeck le soin de mettre dans le coeur de mon père une boussole afin qu'il puisse toujours vérifier qu'il était bien à l'est d'Eden et légèrement au sud du Paradis. Pour ne pas être en reste, Sophia Alice Callahan s'était assurée qu'une partie de mon père resterait à jamais un enfant de la forêt, tandis que Louisa May Alcott avait mis en mots toute la loyauté et l'espoir que contenait son âme. C'était à Théodore Dreiser qu'était revenue la tâche d'écrire pour mon père la tragédie américaine qui devait être son destin, non sans que Shirley Jackson l'ait préparé aux horreurs qui devaient accompagner cette tragédie. Pour ce qui était de son imagination, j'étais convaincue que Dieu avait posé le pied sur son esprit. C'était la faute de Steinbeck, qui avait laissé tomber sur la terre l'esprit de mon père pour commencer, donnant à Dieu la possibilité de marcher dessus pour y laisser une petite encoche et l'empreinte de Son pied. Avec une telle empreinte, qui n'aurait pas une imagination semblable à celle de Papa? Toutefois, cette fantaisie s'écaillait de plus en plus, et je commençais à voir, sous cette couche, la chair et les os.

Tiffany McDaniel, Betty