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I am pretty social...But like several before me, i'd rather visit with the people while they are here. Get better stories and you can actually ask questions...
Why wait for someone to die to have a get together
I try or one of my sister’s try to have a large out
doors party once a year for Family and all our friends
the party can be quite large as we have a very big
family and we all have lots of friends every one brings
a dish and we have a great time and all are a live .
I don't know how I would react at the next funeral I have to go to...might be a little raw for me still. hmmmm. ?
At my funeral, I want as much laughter as possible...maybe even a party bus....life is too short and I'd rather have people remembering the good than dwelling on the end.
My in-laws had their 50th anniversary a few years back and within 3months of the party something like 3-4 guys that attended (friends of theirs) had died. It really took it's toll on my father-in-law especially.
Location: Everybody is going to hurt you, you just gotta find the ones worth suffering for-B Marley
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LOL Mmm, seriouisly I don't think they're saying they like funerals, per se. I think they're glad to be able to pay their respects because it's the last thing they feel they can do for their friend and his/her loved ones.
I hardly ever mingle with my extended family. Too much drama. But when there is a funeral, it is a requirement to go. Unlike a wedding where some come and some don't. So I see a lot of people I haven't seen in years. But I don't really enjoy seeing them .So I hope nobody dies too soon.
I don't know how I would react at the next funeral I have to go to...might be a little raw for me still. hmmmm. ?
At my funeral, I want as much laughter as possible...maybe even a party bus....life is too short and I'd rather have people remembering the good than dwelling on the end.
My in-laws had their 50th anniversary a few years back and within 3months of the party something like 3-4 guys that attended (friends of theirs) had died. It really took it's toll on my father-in-law especially.
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