He nailed it. Or vice versa.
Posted: December 7, 2019 in Six-Word SaturdayTags: African sculpture, nailed it, nkisi, Penn Museum, protective figure, religious figures, Six-Word Saturday
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Tags: African sculpture, nailed it, nkisi, Penn Museum, protective figure, religious figures, Six-Word Saturday
Well, now, that is one way to start a Saturday. 🙂 Great play on words, as always. 🙂
🙂 Thanks, Judy. Have a glorious weekend.
janet
That’s a lot of protection!
Better him than me!!
LOL! Yup!
Woah!
Exactly! 🥰. Happy Saturday, Cheryl.
Ouch, looks… Painful!
Definitely!!
Oh my, that is serious acupuncture! Not the way to have a relaxing Saturday
Ha, that’s true. He doesn’t look too relaxed! 😬
Poor soul! I think maybe I’d opt for unprotected 😦 😦
Ha, I would, too. 🙂
Love your title, Janet. That looks so painful. Think I’ll pass. 😯
I think that’s the consensus, Sylvia. 🙂 Glad you enjoyed the title.
😳🤣
Wonder if anyone noticed that he is crying…?
🙂 And if he isn’t, he should be!!
Since he’s there for protection, I’m sure that the weight of all the people needing protection would weight him down and make him cry.
OMG how long did it take you to come up with that title ?!?!? Made me smile in a big way
Not too long, although I started with something similar but not as effective. 😊. I really try hard to make the six words as interesting as the photo.
You sure got it right this time!
Y 😉
Yikes! That looks nasty.
That it does!
funny how they say no longer active – ha – and interesting art
Not sure if they say that because you can no longer put nails in it or being in a museum stops the protection or… 🙂 I hadn’t even noticed that, Yvette. Well spotted!
😊 you often share such unique stuff – it’s fun
Thanks, Yvette! I’m glad you enjoy them. 😊
The kind of variety that keeps blogging so enriching – sometimes I tell my hubs about a few of the posts – good stuff in the feed
At first I chuckled, then I buckled up at the … horror, maybe?
Not your everyday sighting, that’s for sure.