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Originally Posted by Pete
I would think it would get lonely in a cemetery.
I wouldn't mind a couple of dogs running by that I could give a spirit pat to.
Or a cute yoga chick plopping down on my grave to do a work out. Ditto
Others see it different. There was a yoga class working out at the vet memorial downtown and a few residents have blown their minds over it.
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I agree the solitude is sadder than the death sometimes...I don't always reflect sometimes the place just bums me out with all the over respect for the dead grim faces....some of these dead people were a-holes. I always though death should be the way my mothers family still celebrate it as Swedes from ancestors.
I can understand the residents getting upset over the yoga class but I caveat that with "oh well" I suppose it depends on ones definition of disrespect....those who are there to see the memorial will still come and the yoga class will if nothing else bring attention to the vets for those who never noticed it.
I say when I die bring on the party and let life continue on hell its a box of bones for crying out loud