betty rose
Well-Known Member
Thank you, you're halo looks really nice and shiny now!I think your idea is a wonderfull one.It is your choice to make and no-one elses.I hope everything resolves itself swiftly for you.

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Thank you, you're halo looks really nice and shiny now!I think your idea is a wonderfull one.It is your choice to make and no-one elses.I hope everything resolves itself swiftly for you.
Are you ubercranky for some reason?is it really that hard to just say "olive oil"![]()
Those are my thoughts exactly. I hate funerals. You come into the world, screaming and kicking, I want to go out quietly. My personal feelings were to have my ashes scattered in the Rocky Mountain park. With someone reading the 23 Psalm.As others have stated, do what you think is right. (I don't think there is a universally correct answer in these types of family situations; there are many diverse opinions, so go with your gut.)
Hopefully, I'll also be around for a while, too!But I've made it clear to my siblings and hubby that I want something that's gaining a lot more notice nowadays. Personally (speaking for myself only) I despise the entire funeral scenario. Long story short: I told them I wanted no wake, no funeral, no plot, no tombstone. I'm opting for direct cremation (recognized by most states now and some religions as well), where (depending upon each state's regulations) a body would be taken from a hospital, nursing home, etc. and transferred to a funeral home--but just as a required transfer--the funeral home would send arrange for a direct cremation. No showing, no wake. Fine with me. AND--the cost (again, depending upon region) is more like $2,000 or less versus an average (in this area) of at least $10,000 and up for the traditional route. I told my family that they can throw my ashes in the woods, as I love nature. Hope none of this sounds cold to any of you--it's not for everyone, but it sure is for me.
Awwww, so cute. I may have to rethink my love of bacon.
Hmm, well excuuuse my mistake.3 CABALLEROS = 3 gentlemen.
3 CABELLEROS = 3 guys who cut hair (used in Lucha Libre)
That is not cool. Did they deliver it to a neighbor?Rant alert:
Remember that printer replacementthat was supposed to be delivered today? Well, FedEx says it was delivered and left at the side door. We looked all around the house. No package. There was no knock, our doorbell works and it never rang and, most importantly, we don't have a side door. Called FedEx, they said, "You'll receive a call back within 2 hours." Two and a half hours later, I called them back. They still have no clue where my package is. Called HP to report it to them. If they don't find my package within 48 hours, HP will have to send me another printer.
*sigh* Given how things have been going lately and that it was surprisingly easy to deal with HP, should have known that was way too easy.![]()
evoo makes me think of Rachael Ray. I don't watch her show but I have a few of her cookbooks.But evoo sounds so much more hip!![]()
Yikes! That's what we are getting this afternoon.60 mph winds flooding rains. Joy Joy In hour 5 of this. Sucidoodles.
As others have stated, do what you think is right. (I don't think there is a universally correct answer in these types of family situations; there are many diverse opinions, so go with your gut.)
Hopefully, I'll also be around for a while, too!But I've made it clear to my siblings and hubby that I want something that's gaining a lot more notice nowadays. Personally (speaking for myself only) I despise the entire funeral scenario. Long story short: I told them I wanted no wake, no funeral, no plot, no tombstone. I'm opting for direct cremation (recognized by most states now and some religions as well), where (depending upon each state's regulations) a body would be taken from a hospital, nursing home, etc. and transferred to a funeral home--but just as a required transfer--the funeral home would send arrange for a direct cremation. No showing, no wake. Fine with me. AND--the cost (again, depending upon region) is more like $2,000 or less versus an average (in this area) of at least $10,000 and up for the traditional route. I told my family that they can throw my ashes in the woods, as I love nature. Hope none of this sounds cold to any of you--it's not for everyone, but it sure is for me.
Y'aaaargh Happy Saturday one and ye all.
Hopes you has a great weekend and may yet rum never run out . . . Savvy !
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I get the growing up stuff, but I really was planning on going to bed early!
Your getting earthquakes too!?!
Cake ?? ? Who has cake ???That's just par for the course out here. Piece o'cake.![]()
Cake ?? ? Who has cake ???
Yaargh
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