Monday, 1 November 2010
Thirty funerals in thirty days
Over in Albuquerque, Gail Rubin has set herself the task of attending and writing up thirty funerals in thirty days. She got under way on Saturday. It’s going to make for a very interesting social document.
At this stage, of course, many of those whose funerals she will describe are as yet still alive…
Categories: Attitudes to death, celebrants, ceremony, funeral directors, funeral trends, funerals in other cultures, Grief, Memorial service, Plan your own funeral, Secular approaches to death
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