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Tabitha said:
On a related note you can get caskets and coffins in a DIY kit. All precut just assembled. Or just coffin plans. An alternative to buying a pricier coffin-these DIY ones are pine.. I kind of like the idea.
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Heard about this recently on CBC's "Because News." Apparently, it can be assembled in 30minutes or less which lead Gavin Crawford to quip, "You can start with the first chest pain and be done before you hit the floor." I almost had to pull over to the side of the road to let that finish processing.
 
revjohn said:
Heard about this recently on CBC's "Because News." Apparently, it can be assembled in 30minutes or less which lead Gavin Crawford to quip, "You can start with the first chest pain and be done before you hit the floor." I almost had to pull over to the side of the road to let that finish processing.
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Finland IA is initiated ... I love it having roots in the Sami peoples ... inclusive of m'n and whoa m'n as dark spot in the great white X-Pans ... flat out flaky ... and on the move ... the mad-gi goes on as St Aurei 'd ... albeit still black and abstract compared to the determined in what they have seized belief in ... Basalt is solid ... until so moved ... consider in continental drift ... throws a spoke in the wain of institution ... can reck havoc with some wagons ... see that movie about the renegade doctor (Fu Git I've?) you have to ponder which doctor is good or bad for the collective peoples ... a population? Subject vs object as mostly active verbosity ... and thus it runs on ... hard to recall once it is out!

Sort of like an un-clapped POTUS? Ape'lus ... but not to be said according to the top gun ... strange beast that's noble?

I love God as word ... can be rearranged if you have some clues about the deep past that remains in the sub-con science ... a dark perspective/concept?
 
We decided quite some time ago that we preferred cremation to burial. Yes, we know it isn't environmentally friendly. It is the tradition in my family going back to my some grandparents . Of course, they lived in the UK where land for burials is exorbitantly expensive. In an ideal scenario we would choose a green burial and I chat regularly with a local undertaker pushing for that option.

In the meantime my partner (a wood turner and adequate fine carpenter)makes awesome funeral urns and boxes - some are sold others given. A few local residents have had specific 'wants', including eight small keeper urns to go elsewhere for one funeral. A really nice bit of compassionate service happened at one funeral where keeper urns were to go to several foreign countries. A family friend offered to find out the rules for each place and gather the required paperwork. It was a huge stress relief to the family.
 
New Zealand has a build your own coffin club-and numbers are expanding. They want to customize their funerals. and not be blah!
 
I've asked for a simple post hole to put aches in ... simony? Could lead on to apostate accusations from authorities ... revelations to bottom side access of the other kind ...
 
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