It’s a very good, if sometimes difficult, read. And there’s an interesting post on funeral costs. We’d find it hard to do anything like that so cheaply in this country, where direct cremation has yet to catch on – and a memorial service instead of a funeral.
There’s a touching little slide show put together by a friend of the author, whom he describes as a ‘computer genius’. It doesn’t take a genius, of course. He could have used Animoto. And if he’d really wanted one created by a genius he’d have gone to Louise at Sentiment.
WARNING! This blog may disappear without warning at any time. Don’t worry! It’s because Blogger is discontinuing its server (or somesuch). It will transmigrate to WordPress and be resurrected as something altogether user-friendlier. Service will be suspended for no more than a few days.
quick quick do re-link to the genius of sentiment on thee sentiment link
and not animoto lol!!!
thanks Charles – the my wife has cancer blog is heart breaking and beautiful –
and yeaa for wordpress – i love it now we have it for sentiment, much much much better
Charles, I also use WordPress for my various sites – works fine and there are far more optional features you can add.
Is someone doing the transfer for you?
Thomas
http://perpetuasgarden.org
WordPress has a pretty good spam filter. No need for those annoying word verification things when leaving comments. Charles, your book must be due out soon, too – good luck with that!
Woopy-doops, Louise, silly me. Changed now. I blame Blogger!
what a beautiful blog that was. I have to set aside some time now to go back through and read the older posts.