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Judy Evans
@JudyEv (381810)
• Rockingham, Australia
8 Dec
Australians love their cricket and the Ashes series are played out between England and Australia. In 1882, Australia won a match at the Oval, their first Test win on English soil.
A newspaper of the time stated that English...
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celticeagle
@celticeagle (189792)
• Boise, Idaho
6 Oct 23
I have heard of some rather weird things in my life but this really takes the cake. Have you ever thought about this? Have your dearest pets stuffed after they pass away? What's the good of it? They can no longer romp and play....
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Dr Souvik Chatterji
@sathviksouvik (23235)
31 Jul 23
England played fine brand of cricket this summer. But due to lack of finishing could not retain the Ashes. Australia took it back. But 2 - 2 was a fare result. Broad retired. He got 604 wickets. He was a great asset for England...
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Fleur
@Fleura (34929)
• United Kingdom
14 Sep 22
Decades ago, burial was the ‘norm’ after death in the UK and cremation was rare. Many of my relatives are buried in the cemetery in the village where I grew up. But as cemeteries get fuller, and families more scattered, cremation...
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Toni
@toniganzon (77085)
• Philippines
30 Sep 21
His last will and testament:
He wanted to be cremated and his ashes be put in a locket and be given away to his friends and family. Those who loved him will get the locket to be worn every single day so they could have a piece of...
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Stacey
@xstitcher (39003)
• Petaluma, California
8 Sep 21
Mom and Dad's boxes were on the mantel at home before my brother had to move them 'cause he was working on the house. He asked if I wanted them with me, and I said yes.
I had to do a little rearranging, but there's a space for...
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Ghost Writer
@Writingghost (5196)
• United States
22 Jun 21
My brother had passed away quite a while ago. Every time we had planned to take up his ashes and headstone, something went wrong. There were fires, then too much snow. We are hoping that June 30th will be the day.
I love his...
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rakski
@rakski (156241)
• Philippines
12 Jan 20
Taal volcano erupted today. A famous and active volcano here in the Philippines. Around 2 to 3 hours away from us. It recently emitted ashes and a while as I am outside, I look up and some ashes fall on my face. We can also...
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Toni LoCicero
@BearArtistLady (6029)
• United States
25 Nov 17
I've spent the past few weeks trying to find a reason to get up in the morning and to pit one foot in front of the other. For those tuning in a bit late, October second my house, car, all my possessions, my dog and ten cats,...
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Vicki, #1 Creek Girl
@1creekgirl (44560)
• United States
29 Sep 16
After reading a post by @xFiacre about strange funerals, it reminded me of my uncle's funeral many years ago.
"John" was cremated and the family gathered at my aunt's house for a little ceremony. His daughter spoke about the...
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Jeff Moffitt
@moffittjc (128827)
• Gainesville, Florida
2 Aug 16
Several days ago, a myLot member had posted a question of whether people preferred to be buried or cremated. I had long known that I wanted to be cremated when I die, but I had never really given any thought as to what I wanted to...
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Valerie J. Routhieaux
@just4him (323168)
• Green Bay, Wisconsin
4 Feb 16
Today has been a different sort of day. Younger son had school and I needed to make a special trip out of town to pick up a very important package.
So though she couldn't talk, she sat in the back seat on the way home, nothing...
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celticeagle
@celticeagle (189792)
• Boise, Idaho
9 Sep 15
I think this story is so great. Heard it on the news. If there is no family these guys will escort the ashes to the cemetery. I think that is so sad. If a military person dies in the line of duty and has no family what is to...
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Your Highness Emperor Albert Whisker
@CaptAlbertWhisker (32760)
• Calgary, Alberta
15 Nov 11
we know Cremation is a popular method burial services in many Buddhist countries in Asia,It became so popular that i think even non Buddhist people were practicing it too. one of the reason people like this over traditional...
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writersedge
@writersedge (22563)
• United States
9 Mar 11
It wouldn't even rock forward and back. I tried so many things. Wood ashes, tire tred mats, newspapers, hot water and scraping the ice down and away from the tires, I tried our ice chipper, but the ice was such a solid block all...
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