Over at Scattering Ashes, here, Rich has been trialling his prototype Viking longship for the fiery water burial of cremains.
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Archive: 16 March 2012
Downer of the day
According to Co-operative Funeralcare, which takes care of a quarter of all UK funerals, sales of its Gold where to buy cialis online yahoo plan rose by 34% last year, while those of personalised, tailor made plans rose by 16%.
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Paws2Remember
“Several years ago, I had to sadly make the greatest decision of my entire life and that was to have my beloved Russian Blue cat, Didymus, put to sleep. I can remember that day, as if it were yesterday. I had no warning of her failing health and it took me by surprise. Didymus sadly that day passed away in my arms and then I was asked the following question: what do you want to do, in regard to burying her?
Thoughts of a funeral-goer
After returning from Trevor’s after-party, I persuaded Myra to come in for a cup of tea. I felt the urge for some reminiscing. I retrieved a large shoe box from the study – mother’s photographs.
Mum died in 1979 – she was 65. Sadly, back then, when it came to funerals, choice was not a word in common use. You took what you were given.
We were given an Anglican priest who mumbled.