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I once heard someone say that if she died before her dog, she would want some of her ashes scattered in his food, that way she could "live on" through him. I kind of liked the idea of that... Cremation is clean, saves space and avoids the sad look of neglected burial plots. The body is only a carrying facility for what makes us 'us'. If the loved one wants to be scattered in a special place so be it. After all it is there wish. Volume is another matter. If the 'coffin' was reduced by using wraps or simple cardboard the volume of ash would be reduced. If people find that offensive, remember the dead aren't aware of the funeral and showing them love and respect in life is more important than wasting money on something to be destroyed. The actual Christian form of burial service does include the word, dust to dust, ashes to ashes. Not embalmed or buried. A cremation hourglass urn is simply an hourglass filled with the ashes of a loved one after they have completed the cremation process. The hourglass urns come in many colors and sizes with various themes, like a nautical theme. Initials or short messages may be engraved on the hourglass as well. After the cremation of a loved one, you will be faced with the decision of what to do with the ashes. As cremation becomes more and more popular in the UK, there are a lot of creative and unique things you can do with cremation ashes.

MLA style: "WIDOW TURNS HUBBY INTO AN EGG-TIMER.." The Free Library. 1997 MGN LTD 25 Nov. 2023 https://www.thefreelibrary.com/WIDOW+TURNS+HUBBY+INTO+AN+EGG-TIMER.-a061071565 Releasing doves after you have scattered a loved one’s ashes can be a simple but poignant way to say goodbye. There are a number of companies in the UK which offer this unique service and you may even want to write a personal message which the doves will carry after being released.Alliteration: can be seen when the poet repeats the same consonant sounds at the beginning of multiple words. For example, “buff” and “burn” at the ends of lines three and four as well as “that they’d…together” in line four of the second stanza.

A few people had looked at, and touched the ashes and remarked on the texture. One or two had tasted them - inadvertently, or deliberately - but we are talking about a finger tip of ashes - not ladles!" The list goes on, but in truth the answer is if it's legal and what you want, why not? Everyday good funeral directors up and down the country go to great lengths to help the bereaved to achieve that something special - from New Orleans jazz bands, pipers, particular vehicles such as lorries, motorcycle sidecars Harrison is skilled at creating poetry out of colloquial language, often humorously, yet poignantly. Note the cleverness of the rhymes ‘St James’s’ and ‘name is’, and also ‘incinerator’ and ‘later’. The final three lines of the text are formatted with ten syllables each. They are soothing, especially when placed next to the surprise of the ring, making it out of the fire. The speaker, rather than being distressed over this turn of events, embraces it. He feels his mother’s presence within the ring in his hand. Her, Gene Rodenberry, creator of Star Trek, finally "boldly went" when his cremated remains (or at least a portion) were blasted into space. And also “Scotty’s” ashes as well!Line thirteen contains the speaker’s exclamation over his repossession of the ring. It is again in his “warm palm.” The only difference he can see is that it is “burnished.” Your Wings offers this unique service across the UK. You are able to take any volume of cremated ashes up with you, before jumping out of a plane and releasing them from a special ‘ashes release pod’. Was your loved one a football fanatic? You may want to consider scattering their ashes at the home of their favourite football club. The cremated remains of Sir Charles Irving and his twin sister Tibby were dropped from the air over the town of Cheltenham in 1995. If your loved one had a passion for travelling, you could take their ashes on a trip around the world and scatter them in each country that you visit. It may be that the deceased wanted to visit a specific city before they passed away but didn’t get the chance; this could be a great place to lay their ashes to rest.