The Donna Seebo Newsletter (C) November 1, 2011
Donna,What an interesting newsletter, especially about the hummingbirds. They are one of my favorites . While living in NC, Louis and I spent hours sitting on our front porch watching the ruby throated version. We learned lots we didn't know about them as we had no idea how vocal they are. After moving back here to Va. my hummingbird feeders are out in April til late October. I had no idea that there are hummingbirds around in winter. Must be the species native to your area as our ruby throats migrate. Their scouts come back in April to see who has feeders out and available. Again, thanks for all that info as I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Love, J.S. - Virginia

Hi Donna,

Thank you for the very moving sharing of your experience in Victoria--the contrast of dark and light, hope within and turmoil without.
I wish you a peaceful integration!
Dr. D.H. Kramer

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Donna Seebo's Newsletter - August 2008
Dear Donna,Thanks so much for that moment of encouragement, and for sharing Ms. Hillary's story with us. I was having a "down" moment in my growth, and career and was letting it get the best of me when I read your email. It changed the angle of my view, and brought with it a new light that directed me to a smile.

You're a gift! Michael C. Seattle, WA

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April 2008 Newsletter

Thanks Donna, for another great newsletter. I long suspected that it must be a gene that accounts for humanity's stupidity to blindly follow leaders to it's self-destruction, because no group seems to be exempt, from the dull-minded to the intellectual. This is a point to ponder.

Elfi

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Hello Donna,
I was a guest of yours a few years ago (author - Confluence). I want to
thank you for your newsletter. at first, I said to myself "too busy to read
extra stuff", but i went ahead and read it anyway and you brightened my day.
I copied the quote from GBS and it will be my thought for the month. I
appreciate the reminder about listening in- guest list- and will try to if I
am home. Thanks, Susan
Confluence, by Susan Morgan

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June 2008
Donna
Thank you for the news letter this month. It 's beautiful!
Thank you for stressing that we give meaningful attention to the present. I tend to look toward the past a lot.
many of past memories do not serve any purpose but bring pain and tears.
Have a happy day! From Joy

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Thanks for the newsletter. I was amazed to see that most everyone I know is experiencing this troublesome malfunctioning with electronics. Computers, Networks, Printers and all seemed to go on strike this last week. I'm not sure what it was, but certainly it was a universal issue - particularly here in the Seattle area.
Thanks for the great reading at the L.A. show.
Dennis C.

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Hello Donna,

I always find some inspiring and practical news in your newsletter, and I appreciate your keeping me on your mailing list. Thanks for sharing your stories and thoughts. Have a joyous March.

John S.

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Donna--This edition is one of your best.  Who knew a clothes dryer could be such an inspiration!
Bill

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2008 Newsletters

HI - YOU DID ANOTHER GREAT JOB ON THE  NEWSLETTER.  I’M WITH THE GUEST,  HOW DO YOU COME UP WITH A NEW TOPIC EVERY MONTH ??  BUT YOU SEEM TO DO IT.
BETTY

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Donna Seebo's Newsletter - September 2007

Thanks Donna, always enjoy your newsletters! Even the "Golden Key" can become worn out and need to be replaced. Reminds us all to periodically rethink our "answers." And our strategies. onward!
greg tamblyn
Transformational Humorist ~ Musical LAF-ologist

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Donna Seebo's Newsletter - August 2007

Hi Donna

I really enjoyed your newsletter this month. I got on the web site where your how is advertised. You are truly amazing! Love your Photo- You are beautiful! Best to Freeman-
Thank-You, Helen

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Hello Donna,
What a treat to read my emails and saw your newsletter ! It has been

months since I have received it except when I go directly to your website.

Thank you for your wonderful stories and wisdom. Yes, our freedom is

precious !
Blessings, Sandra D'A

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Thank you for your Newsletter Dear Donna,
This very day, I prayed to be inspired to write my December Newsletter and I want to thank you for your own as you gave me wonderful food for thought.
With your permission, I will use some of your phrases and mention they come from you and put the link to your website and show.
Thank you for your inspiration.
Warmly:
Pauline Houle
(The PMS Detective)

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Donna Seebo's Newsletter - December 2006
Thank you for such a thoughtful and well-written piece of work. There is
much to think about here. Thanks, too, for all you do in the world.
Warm regards,Joanne

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Donna,

Thank you for sharing your story concerning the "Chicken and the garbage can." We never know when that incredible inner strength will take over and will out. It takes a strong, confident person like yourself to share a personal experience that will inspire others. A message that shouts no matter what kind of situation you are in it is still important to hold on to your dignity.

Madonna

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Donna
One of your best newsletters. (March) I loved the info about the storms as we don't hear about them in your neck of the woods. Also the little tidbits about the damaged trees and etc. I especially loved the whale story as it almost brought tears to my eyes as to how grateful the whale must have been. Even though huge they seem to have a very sentimental, almost human, nature. Thanks again.
Judy

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Hi Donna,

I really enjoyed reading your article. Very nice research on the penny.
I like the words of wisdom you provided me.

Cheers!

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