I always wanted to visit there.This came across my Facebock feed. It's called Corona II and on display at the National Quilt Museum in Paducah, KY, which -- coincidentally -- is in the direct path of today's activities.View attachment 1116874
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I always wanted to visit there.This came across my Facebock feed. It's called Corona II and on display at the National Quilt Museum in Paducah, KY, which -- coincidentally -- is in the direct path of today's activities.View attachment 1116874
I'm with you on that, and like SCG said, couple generations and no one will know or care who is taking up that prime real estate.
But... the DW wants to be burried so if I go first if she wants she can stick the urn in there with her. If she goes first I'll be fertilizer.
IMHO, we should be recycled back to the Earth one way or another, worm dirt (Not embalmed in a casket) or ash.
So we still need a stone. I'm thinking of carving our own, my great grandfather did out of a round boulder he chiseled a flattened face.
I like what DW's cousins did with her uncle's ashes, split them up in beer bottles and each got one. DW and her mother thought it was terrible. I know he would have approved and thought it hilarious.
Pretty funny how many posts, links, on FB people concerned about their pets safety during the eclipse. I don't know about you all but I've never seen a animal stare at the sun, they are smarter than us humans.
Just did a Google search on the eclipse and all sorts of news popped up on the pets/eclipse wow....
Screen shot this off FB ystrdy
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I just got home and turns out the chickens attacked the goats and sacrificed them to an angry eclipse god.
I knew I should have taken the day off to be home with them.