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Yea...I was being silly last night after having a few drinks at the bar...Not that I identify with goydom...I more identify with my Jewish half...Still learning...I can see TFF just rolling his eyes going "Oy Vey!"...lol...
A Jewish friend of mine said to me, "You know what we don't get? Why on earth do you spend all that money on a fancy casket and dress up the deceased and lay them out for everyone to see, just to put the whole thing into the ground? It just doesn't make any sense!"
A Jewish friend of mine said to me, "You know what we don't get? Why on earth do you spend all that money on a fancy casket and dress up the deceased and lay them out for everyone to see, just to put the whole thing into the ground? It just doesn't make any sense!"
A Jewish friend of mine said to me, "You know what we don't get? Why on earth do you spend all that money on a fancy casket and dress up the deceased and lay them out for everyone to see, just to put the whole thing into the ground? It just doesn't make any sense!"
I remember being horrified when I found out some people actually have open-casket funerals. I thought it was something that was only done on TV for dramatic effect.
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