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I flip between finding this fascination with skeletons and their broken up bits obscene, and finding it funny.
I have had three calls this week from media companies asking to film/interview/do a documentary on ….. a bereaved family/their funeral planning/ green burial.
It used to be said that a culture is either obsessed with sex or with death;
Is our culture going to trump all others and obsess about both?
Here’s another to add to the Christmas present list – I bought a pair for my husband years ago:
http://www.stepheneinhorn.co.uk/skull-crossbone-cufflinks-sterling-silver.asp?pc2=J2-108&p_subcategory=ME03
They do corkscrews and bath taps as well
http://www.stepheneinhorn.co.uk/skull-interior.asp
Go on – you know you want to.
Judith! You forgot to mention the prices…. Was quite fancying the platinum bath overflow
“Extremely original, yet beautiful, hand cast skull. Lie back and watch your bath water slip through …”
Till I saw this:
“Prices from £377 to £18,961”
Ah well keep dreaming…