I thought everything is honky dory in my studio. All the puppets are delighted about the latest film. Even Lil’ Sculpture came down from his shelf last Saturday to take a minor part in “A Dede day @ the bank”. He hasn’t had this kind of attention for ages. The visitors didn’t tire to tell him what a cutie he was, and of course he was extremely cheerful when he climbed back onto his shelf after everybody had gone.
Much to my surprise I realised today that Office Man must have been terribly despondent. I found him hanging upside down on his strings. No idea how this happened. He was very much in disarray and couldn’t speak after I rescued him. Lil’ Sculpture must have seen everything (after all he is sitting right next to Office Man) but he keeps mum. I hope Lil’ Sculpture wasn’t to boastful about his reception by the crowd. It could have made Office Man feel inadequate. I promise, once he had a bit of a rest, I will get to the bottom of the story. I won’t let him off the hook.
Sad to see your man upside down – he has something at least in common with St Peter. Tony
I have my suspicion it is attention seeking. Since even Lil’ Sculputre got dragged into the film, but office man didin’t :). He knew that when he falls, the strings will keep him from going all the way down to the floor.
Nice to see that Lil’ Sculpture still occupies a place on your shelf.
Oh no, I wouldn’t get rid of Lil’ Sculpture, he has something that captures the heart of all vistors to my studio. :) He was also an extra in the film a Dede day @ the bank.