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Location: At the dude ranch / above the sea Gender:
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Sep 27, 2026 - 8:35am
islander wrote:
This popped up on another thread somewhere. There is a place in Seattle doing this too. I agree - it's a better overall solution to the long term storage problem.
Anyone familiar with the company Earth Funeral or any similar one?
I donât like the idea of burial (claustrophobic) or cremation (my final purpose is to heat an oven?) so this seems interesting.
Takes the concept of the Dirt Nap to its literal conclusion.
I think Iâll end up in Yosemite somewhere.
This popped up on another thread somewhere. There is a place in Seattle doing this too. I agree - it's a better overall solution to the long term storage problem.
Anyone familiar with the company Earth Funeral or any similar one?
I donât like the idea of burial (claustrophobic) or cremation (my final purpose is to heat an oven?) so this seems interesting.
Takes the concept of the Dirt Nap to its literal conclusion.
Interesting. I abhor the idea of taking up a plot of land for ever and ever amen. The epitomy of hubris.
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Sep 27, 2026 - 5:23am
Anyone familiar with the company Earth Funeral or any similar one?
I donât like the idea of burial (claustrophobic) or cremation (my final purpose is to heat an oven?) so this seems interesting.
Takes the concept of the Dirt Nap to its literal conclusion.
i've been away for a few days
went to visit my family and help one of my sisters deal with the untimely passing of her daughter
unfortunately, my forty year old niece was found deceased in her apt in birmingham, al last monday night (dec 5th)
boyfriend and family kept calling with no answer and she didn't respond when he knocked on her door
no foul play suspect and we're waiting on the final toxicology/autopsy results
we're all devastated/processing
a reminder to everyone
always try to complete conversations with loved ones
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Dec 13, 2022 - 11:36am
miamizsun wrote:
i've been away for a few days
went to visit my family and help one of my sisters deal with the untimely passing of her daughter
unfortunately, my forty year old niece was found deceased in her apt in birmingham, al last monday night (dec 5th)
boyfriend and family kept calling with no answer and she didn't respond when he knocked on her door
no foul play suspect and we're waiting on the final toxicology/autopsy results
we're all devastated/processing
a reminder to everyone
always try to complete conversations with loved ones
Location: Perched on the precipice of the cauldron of truth
Posted:
Dec 13, 2022 - 7:09am
miamizsun wrote:
i've been away for a few days
went to visit my family and help one of my sisters deal with the untimely passing of her daughter
unfortunately, my forty year old niece was found deceased in her apt in birmingham, al last monday night (dec 5th)
boyfriend and family kept calling with no answer and she didn't respond when he knocked on her door
no foul play suspect and we're waiting on the final toxicology/autopsy results
we're all devastated/processing
a reminder to everyone
always try to complete conversations with loved ones
i've been away for a few days
went to visit my family and help one of my sisters deal with the untimely passing of her daughter
unfortunately, my forty year old niece was found deceased in her apt in birmingham, al last monday night (dec 5th)
boyfriend and family kept calling with no answer and she didn't respond when he knocked on her door
no foul play suspect and we're waiting on the final toxicology/autopsy results
we're all devastated/processing
a reminder to everyone
always try to complete conversations with loved ones
So sorry, especially for your sister. I can't imagine.
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a reminder to everyone
always try to complete conversations with loved ones
Very sorry to hear of your loss. That's just too young.
Your reminder is sage advice. My sister lost her husband last week. He was 72 and living on borrowed time for 2 decades, but the end came much more swiftly than anyone would have expected. He went from living normally at home to being incoherent and immobile over the course of a morning. You never know.
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Dec 13, 2022 - 5:44am
miamizsun wrote:
i've been away for a few days went to visit my family and help one of my sisters deal with the untimely passing of her daughter unfortunately, my forty year old niece was found deceased in her apt in birmingham, al last monday night (dec 5th) boyfriend and family kept calling with no answer and she didn't respond when he knocked on her door no foul play suspect and we're waiting on the final toxicology/autopsy results we're all devastated/processing a reminder to everyone always try to complete conversations with loved ones
So sorry to see this, J. My condolences to you all.
i've been away for a few days
went to visit my family and help one of my sisters deal with the untimely passing of her daughter
unfortunately, my forty year old niece was found deceased in her apt in birmingham, al last monday night (dec 5th)
boyfriend and family kept calling with no answer and she didn't respond when he knocked on her door
no foul play suspect and we're waiting on the final toxicology/autopsy results
we're all devastated/processing
a reminder to everyone
always try to complete conversations with loved ones
My condolences to you all.
