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An important element of traditional Korean funerals was the procession to the burial site, during which the body was transported in an elaborately decorated cart or litter, know in English as a bier.
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Life is full of surprises, and not all of them are pleasant. From sudden illnesses to unexpected financial hurdles, the unpredictable nature of our existence demands preparation. This article delves into strategies for facing life’s uncertainties head-on, with a special emphasis on the role of cremation plans in safeguarding against the ultimate unknown: our departure from this world.
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This amazing painting featuring a group of seven of the most well-known Fast Food Mascots at a funeral was spotted by me at an arts and crafts street fair in Chicago. They are clearly serving as pallbearers and you can see that the coffin says “Monsanto,” the notorious chemical company. But, what does it all mean? The painting is clearly mounted in an up-cycled window frame, and the rows of towering palm trees in the background indicates that the location is southern California. I neglected to note the artist’s name, so if anyone has a clue as to who painted this, and what it is all about, please leave that information in the comments! Thank you, Drive Through!
Rock & Roll guitarist Bo Diddley, who was so iconic he had a drum beat named after him, has also passed away on June 2nd, 2008. He was 79 years old.
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