PATELICOM

Life after death conclusion on CNN

"Ode To Bear"

Bird Of Peace By ELi S. 2010

I spent January, & February Nesting,Time to Really Enjoy Spring!

+++Awaiting Ava's Arrival+++

Elvis Presley, Love Me Tender, & Ken Laager.

To the highest bidder, or Elvis fan w/same or equal interest in this particular art piece by Mr. Ken Laager. The Elvis Presley Porcelain Plaque was sold exclusively by The Franklin Mint in 1997. I have to admit openly that it is one of the most beautiful pieces of artwork that I own. This collection of Elvis memorabilia is not shabby either, saying the least. We have decided to start a blog regarding this item due to the fact that we contacted the artist himself whom was unable to determine a value of the piece due to the exclusive rights of the franklin mint. However if you are interested in an open discussion or bidding...It is New and will arrive In the Box that it was originally shipped in! This signed, framed, limited edition portrait of Elvis Presley by artist Ken Laager is printed on porcelain and issued by the Franklin Mint. Titled "Love Me Tender" and is new in box with certificate of authenticity on the back. This plaque is officially authorized by Graceland. Beautifully matted, with toned leather, and displays a brass name plate with the title of work. The frame is made of wood. The plaque is, In Mint Condition, No longer in Production, Limited Edition & Soldout! Contact the author of this blog or discuss the art, here:

Elvis Presley, Portrait, by Ken Laager


Thanks very much and Happy Holidays!

Old Fashioned Values

I'm an old fashioned fellow with old fashioned values. I've thought about the past memories here and there. I'd have rather spent all the time in the world + allow unusual behavior than loose a good friend or family member any day! I just visited a dear friend’s home who was unable to be there due to medical reasons. My time was spent in their yard a week or so ago. Her oldest child was there remodeling her kitchen etc. Her youngest was helping and then off to work elsewhere. This is the nature of life, it takes its course no matter what, when, or how hard we try to mold and shape it, "we are just passengers here on this earth, make the best of it" as my grandmother once told me around 30 years ago. RIP JSS 1923-2003