H = How are you?
E = Everything all right?
L = Like to hear from you
L = Love to see you soon
O = Oh, and don't for get to write
So, HELLO.!

BROADCASTS

"THE DONNA SEEBO SHOW"
Monday through Friday, 3-4 pm, PST, KLAY radio, 1180 AM, Tacoma, Washington
You can call in and be a part of the program.
Call in telephone numbers (253) 584-1480 or 'toll free from Seattle' (253) 804-5765
**My programming is focused on 'personal empowerment' and guests are featured from all over the country, from various backgrounds and experiences to share with you their wisdom, insight and joy.
I also give readings to callers on air. Informative, fun, join me weekdays and "Light Up Your Life with A Little Bit of Insight".

** If you have a product or service that you would like my audience to know about, call my office for advertising information @ (253) 582-5604 or (800) 872-8852**

September 7, Saturday.Lincoln, Nebraska.The Scott Colborn Show, KZUM radio,
8:15am to 9:30am, CST, callers welcome- (402) 474-5086

September 16th, Monday ,.San Francisco, California."Seeing Beyond" with Bonnie
Coleen, KEST radio, 1450 AM, 7-8am, PST, callers welcome – (415) 864-8255

September 18th.Anchorage, AlaskaThe Herb Shaindlin Show, KFQD radio, 750 AM,
9:00am, Callers welcome, this program also heard on the internet-KFQD.com.

September 30th.New York City, New York ."Street Talk" with Larry Ann Evans, WACK
radio, 520 AM, callers welcome, call (315) 331-7101, 8:00am, EST.

APPEARANCES
September 18th to 23rdAnchorage, Alaska
I will be available for private consultations while I am in Anchorage. Should you or a friend desire to schedule an appointment with me, please contact my office at (800) 872-8852. I can be reached directly while in Anchorage at (907) 277-9501. Please do not call hotel prior to my arrival as they do not take messages until I arrive at the hotel.

October 12, Kent, Washington, Boeing Parapsychology Expo Boeing Kent Activity Center, 22649 83rd Ave. S., Kent, Washington 9:30am to 6:00pm
Free Admittance
I will be available for mini-consultations during the entire day-no appointments necessary. All sessions taped.
**I need an assistant at my booth and if you would be interested please call my office (253) 582-5604.
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~~~Private appointments can be made at any time by calling my office @ (800) 872-8852 or if you are located in Washington, (253) 582-5604. Consultations can be done by telephone or in-person. When you call my office, should you reach my answering service, please leave your name, daytime and evening telephone number, so I can return your telephone call promptly. Thank you.~~

We all have our moments when we want to give up on our dreams because the road gets tough. Here is a story I think you'll enjoy; a reminder that all of us face challenges and it is up to us to face them.

On New Year's Day, 1929, Georgia Tech played the University of California in the Rose Bowl. During the first half of the game, a very talented player, Roy Riegels recovered a fumble for U.C. but got disoriented and ran the wrong way. One of his own teammates tackled him just yards before he scored for Georgia Tech. When UC tried to punt, Georgia Tech blocked the kick and scored a safety, which became the winning margin.

During halftime, the UC players sat very quietly, waiting for Coach Price to let them have it. To their surprise their Coach was quiet too. Roy Riegels felt so badly about what he had done, he sat in a corner of the locker room, covered himself with a blanket and cried like a baby. Three minutes before the start of the second half, Coach Price looked at all of his players and said, "Men, the same team that played the first half will start the second."

Everyone left the room, filing out onto the field, but Roy Riegels did not budge. "Roy, didn't you hear me?" Coach Price asked.

Roy responded, "I couldn't face that crowd in the stadium to save my life." Coach Price put his hand on Roy's shoulder and said, "Roy, get up and go on back into the game, it is only half over." To this day, football buffs still talk about how amazing a player Roy Riegels was in the second half. He played with gusto and all of his heart, making the game even more memorable to all attending on that New Year's Day.

I want to thank those of you who stopped by my booth at the Renaissance Fair. It was such a delight to have the opportunity to chat with you and to hear your stories. I appreciate your sharing them with me while at this fabulous event. We had such a great time that we are looking forward to participating next year.

The stories you are sending me, keep them coming. Often I use them on my daily radio program here in the Northwest. My audience really enjoys hearing about various personal experiences of people, whether they are inspirational, psychic or spiritual.

Also I have been interviewing authors and talented people from various areas of business and specialized knowledge. My programming is about personal empowerment. If you have any suggestions for guests just drop me an email and I will follow up on the information. Regrettably I haven't been able to post advance information about my scheduled guests because they are often booked at the last minute. Hopefully that will change in the coming months.

Every month I write a column for Connections Magazine.To obtain information on this national publication contact editor@theconnect.com or you can go to their web site,
www.theconnect.com. I am collecting stories for a future publication about paranormal, inspirational experiences. If you have a story you would like to share-please email it to seeclassics@juno.com. If you would like to
send it 'snail mail' use the P.O. Box address noted at the end of this newsletter.
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Any comments, suggestions or questions you may have for this email publication are welcome. Your input is important and I always enjoy hearing from you. If you would like to share this newsletter with a friend, please do so. Should you know of anyone who would enjoy receiving this 'free' newsletter each month, just send their name and email address to seeclassics@juno.com.