Cremation is not a Reversible Process
As my siblings and I were signing papers, to have our mother cremated, we were told the following:
“I am required by law, to inform you, that cremation is not a reversible process”.
My response was:
“Really”, and I acted somewhat surprised.
At that moment we (my siblings and my self) began laughing.
We all picked up little pamphlets on funeral etiquette while we were there.
“I am required by law, to inform you, that cremation is not a reversible process”.
My response was:
“Really”, and I acted somewhat surprised.
At that moment we (my siblings and my self) began laughing.
We all picked up little pamphlets on funeral etiquette while we were there.
posted by u∃∃l!∃ at Saturday, February 24, 2007
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That's right up there with not using the iron with clothes you're wearing.
For some added merriment:
http://uneasysilence.com/archive/2006/05/6479/
Thanks for posting that. The same thing happened as we were in the midst of planning my m-i-ls funeral. We were so overwhelmed with grief, but the absurdity of the statement caused uncontrollable laughter.
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