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Whoa, Bettie!

December 12, 2008 urngarden.com

Bettie Page is dead at age 85, RIP.

Check out Coilhouse for more of Bettie’s work and quotes from the icon.

tip to Embalmed to the Max.

Filed Under: art, obituaries Tagged With: Bettie Page, Betty Page

Entertaining Under The Influence

December 10, 2008 urngarden.com

As a gift to myself, I purchased Amy Sedaris’, Hospitality Under the Influence. So glad I did, it’s currently sold out on Amazon…but if you find it….GET IT!

Great recipes, craft ideas, and entertaining tips that made me chortle.

I found this little gem:

Most people want to contribute when someone else is grieving, but often they are unsure of what to do. I know when I hear the words “it was a freak accident, immediately think “I need to roast a chicken.”

I always like to keep what I call a grieving kit tucked away in my closet for these occasions. It’s like a first-aid kit for the brain.

THE GRIEVING KIT

  • Alprazolam
  • An assortment of handkerchiefs (personalized if time permits)
  • A laminated picture of a religious figure or icon
  • Candles
  • A mix tape of sad songs
  • A tuft of hair from the deceased
  • Extra Alprazolam

Filed Under: Advertising, Confessions, cremation, Memorial Service Ideas, mental health Tagged With: Amy Sedaris, Entertaining Under the Influence, Grieving Kit, Hospitality Under The Influence, Memorial Service Ideas

Albino Deer Pets

December 8, 2008 urngarden.com

You have to see my albino deer! They always come out at Christmas.

And the pixies are back!

Filed Under: art, Confessions, Pets Tagged With: albino deer, christmas pixie, vintage christmas decorations, vintage christmas deer

Memorial Service Ideas

December 8, 2008 urngarden.com

scattering ashes at sea

In an age of “in lieu of flowers” we shouldn’t forget the power of flowers for a grieving family. Especially this time of year, the sensory impact of live flowers can actually add a healing element to the memorial service. With cremation and the trend of simplicity in funeral services the floral aspect is often overlooked.

urn wreath

Wreaths are an excellent choice for a ceremony where the urn will be present or families that plan to spread the ashes.

funeral wreath

Filed Under: Advertising, art, ash scattering, cremation, funeral service, memorial garden, Memorial Service Ideas, mental health, obituaries, urns Tagged With: ash scattering, Memorial Service Ideas, paddle out ceremony, spreading ashes at sea

Never Forget

December 7, 2008 urngarden.com

Filed Under: abandoned buildings, obituaries Tagged With: December 7, Pearl Harbor, WW2

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