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My Mother Lives for Death
My Mother Lives for Death Standing next to the casket of a dear friend, my mother whispered, “Now may not be the right time, but don’t you like the white lining in the casket?” My eyes widened. She was right. … Continue reading
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Tagged Aspects of Love, casket, death, Dwight Hooker, Dylan Thomas, Larkin Mortuary, love, mother
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Why Do You Think Everybody Believes Relationships are Supposed to Last Forever?
Why Do You Think Everybody Believes Relationships are Supposed to Last Forever? In the film, Before Sunrise, Jesse notes, “ . . . everything is so finite. But don’t you think that that’s what, makes our time, at specific … Continue reading
