The web-housed thoughts and statements of an attorney practicing employment law, fighting for justice for all Nevada workers, in Las Vegas, Nevada USA, the best city in America in which to practice law and the most exciting city in the Milky Way Galaxy. This was going to be a law blog, but it turned into a travel blog. A blog of my travels. And that's a better use of a blog in everybody's estimation.
Wednesday, May 27, 2020
Phot-o' the Day: Ghanaian Children's Coffins; National Museum of Funeral History, Houston, Texas
The funeral dancers from Ghana have become a pop culture meme. Surely you've seen them: the pall bearers who are dancing while carrying the coffin of a departed. For those of us who have visited the excellent National Museum of Funeral History in Houston, Texas, we've known that the Ghanaians have a non-traditional, almost whimsical, attitude toward the funeral ceremony.
I learned this from the display of children's coffins at the museums. Birds, crabs, fish, race cars, ships, helicopters, all coffins for the young departed, My personal favorite was the leek:
Visited December 2015.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment