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by MaryLee Parker
$91.00
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You'll never run out of power again! If the battery on your smartphone or tablet is running low... no problem. Just plug your device into the USB port on the top of this portable battery charger, and then continue to use your device while it gets recharged.
With a recharge capacity of 5200 mAh, this charger will give you 1.5 full recharges of your smartphone or recharge your tablet to 50% capacity.
When the battery charger runs out of power, just plug it into the wall using the supplied cable (included), and it will recharge itself for your next use.
Design Details
The Collin�s Diner A National Historic Landmark is an Original 1941 Jerry O�Mahony design. The Collin�s Diner named for the original... more
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1.80" W x 3.875" H x 0.90" D
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The Collin�s Diner A National Historic Landmark is an Original 1941 Jerry O�Mahony design. The Collin�s Diner named for the original proprietors who started their business with a horse drawn eatery during the early 1900�s was placed at its present location, 53 Main Street, Railroad Plaza (at Routes 44 and 7), North Canaan, Connecticut 06018 in 1941 and is the ONLY design of its kind in the world which sits on its own �island� which is still in operation. Mike Hamzy (the son of an American G.I.) bought the diner in the late 60�s and he and his wife Aida operated and their three children [Doonia (the World in Lebanese Arabic), Ameen (Trustworthy in Lebanese Arabic) and Bader (Full Moon in Lebanese Arabic) and her children Danielle (God is my Judge in French) and Nameer (Wholesome, Good in Lebanese Arabic)], who still operate this Historic American Diner for more than 42 years; Always with a great staff. The Diner serves AMERICAN comfort food with a few Lebanese delicacies...
I began drawing around 8 years old,after a accident that triggered my Epilepsy. It was very Scary timeI grew up in New Haven, CT. Around eight years old I was diagnosed with epilepsy. Around that time, I realized that I had a talent for drawing. However, I started selling my artwork professionally this past year. I began creating cards, and recently progressed to watercolor paintings. I am a mix media artist. Also, I love photography, and have begun snapshots of nature, people, and animals. Please browse my page or visit my Facebook page at Artist MaryLeePaker Fine Arts and on http://www.zazzle.com/maryleeparkerart* www.crated.com/maryleeparkerarts about. me/MaryLParker www.about.me/maryleeparker87. Art Prints...
$91.00
Masha Batkova
Congratulations on your sale
MaryLee Parker replied:
Thank you Masha.
Tara Hutton
I found you on Twitter, I love this piece...continued success.
MaryLee Parker replied:
Thank you very much Tara! :~)
MaryLee Parker
Thank you Judy ! :)
Judy Palkimas
Congrats on your sale MaryLee!
MaryLee Parker
Thank you Reid! :)
Reid Callaway
Nice work!.......Congrats!.....L/F...Carry On!
Kathy M Krause
Congratulations on your sale MaryLee!
MaryLee Parker replied:
Thank you Kathy!
Jacqueline Athmann
Way to go on your sale! Congrats!
MaryLee Parker replied:
Thank you Jacqueline!
MaryLee Parker
Thank you for your kind words Judy!
Judy Hall-Folde
Love this image! Well done!
MaryLee Parker
Thank you so much Joy! :0)
Joy McAdams
Fun work and lovely shades of blue and silver! There is a diner (actually two now, they expanded) called Frank's Diner in Spokane, Wash. similar to this. It is always packed with people. You are giving me ideas, MaryLee.... L/F
MaryLee Parker
Thank you Phil! :)
Phil Perkins
Wonderful diner scene, MaryLee! l/f
MaryLee Parker
Thank you Maggie! :)
MaryLee Parker
ThankYou Maggie! :)
Maggie Vlazny
Great shot Mary Lee! l/f
Maggie Vlazny
Great shot Mary Lee! l/f
MaryLee Parker
Thank you Ed Weidman ! :)
MaryLee Parker
Thank you Mary ! :)
Mary Wolf
What a great image of this charming vintage diner, Mary Lee. l/f
MaryLee Parker
Thank you Russell!
MaryLee Parker
Thank you Skip!