October 2010 Weddings
Tisharp
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Missing our little turkey.
Estimated Due Date 11/13/12 | Natural Miscarriage 4/17/12
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Random Morbidness
Have you and your DH discussed where you want to be buried or if you want to be cremated or any of that?
Keith and I have discussed it a bit, but nothing concrete. As of last March when his dad died, he wants to be buried in his hometown. I do not want to be buried there at all. So, I don't know. I guess we'll see if time changes one of us.
Missing our little turkey.
Estimated Due Date 11/13/12 | Natural Miscarriage 4/17/12
Re: Random Morbidness
I told Ken I wanted to be cremated or donated to science. I promise I am not a total freak, but I am a science teacher (so a little weird by nature). Someone has to be willing to donate their bodies so people can learn.
A client at MIL's law offices works with glass and she will take cremated ashes and put them into a glass piece. MIL had it done with her dogs' ashes. I think it is a neat idea.
I DO NOT want to be cremated. My Grandma was, and I hate that I don't have a place to visit, even though I have some of her ashes. And the process of it weirds me out...but that's what she wanted, so she's all over the country lol.
I know that down the road, when we are much older, we want to be buried together. However, when his first wife died he wanted to get a double plot, but his family talked him out of it, so (God forbid) if that situation happened again, I'm okay with a single plot.
We both want to be cremated. Hubs wants to be spread at the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. I don't know what I want done with mine. I told him if I died first he can do what he wishes with my ashes as long as he didn't spread me in the yard and pee on me (or have the dog do it). lmao.
My grandparents are creamated and buried (or whatever they call it for ashes) at a cemetry near my parents. I wouldn't mind that. Or being spread. I haven't decided.