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Each to his own I guess; there are people who use taxidermy too - yuk! I've seen a service where they combine ashes into a form of 'glassware' - a vase or dish. They offer it after human creamation too. Looks quite nice, but I'm afraid it makes me shudder a bit. |
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No - it's a bit grim for me too. I have my darling Ferdy's ashes in a cat-shaped, wooden urn on my dresser. He's in the room that he like to spend time it. I think it's very fitting, Luise, our au pair thinks I'm weird. Each to their own. |
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