Went to a funeral today.
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Went to a funeral today.
My best friend's grandpa died a few days ago and today was the funeral. It's pretty weird how a death in the family can bring out the best and the worst in people. I saw both sides today and I'm damn happy to say that my friends took the higher road. We ended the night by taking half of the family to the grave site and lighting off a bunch of fireworks. I know it sounds kind of weird, but the deceased would have loved it. Seeing his kids all together, not arguing, and talking about all of the good times in the past. And at the end of it doing some random, off the wall shit like setting off fireworks at the grave site. All in all it was a good day, it's just kind of sad others couldn't behave themselves and join in the fun.
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Some people are such boners... oh well, as long as you live your life happymr tibbs wrote:it's just kind of sad others couldn't behave themselves and join in the fun.

Sorry to hear that, but it sounds like in the end it was a good thing. 

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Being under 30, I haven't been to many funerals. Of those I have been to, I know exactly what yer talking about. In my eyes, a funeral is a celebration of life...... Not a place for negativity.
Glad to hear that ya'll celebrated....................
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exactly, my condolences, losing my father last April was horrible- but ill say this, HE LUVD STARBUX coffe; i moved to fla, then they all came down, long story short, him and my mom brought my neice and nephew to disney every year prior to that, and he would always sing "under the boardwalk" en route, so on the way to the national cemetery( he was a korean vet), I saw a starbux, and asked everyone if they wanted coffee, thats what he would do, even at ,during a funeral,or hot drip on the 100 degree beach!, so we asked the limo driver to make a u turn to go to the starbux, now my mom and neice were talking about that under the boardwalk song, so we all get insdie, order our drinks, and THAT SONG WAS PLAYING THRU THEIR MUSIC! so, in my mind all is good, thanx for letting me share that( whenever i go to the site, i always take a bottle frap and pour it out for him, celebrate life now and in spirit!!!- best wishes to all-
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Hell yes, brother! You got it right.FuzzyHoNutz wrote:Being under 30, I haven't been to many funerals. Of those I have been to, I know exactly what yer talking about. In my eyes, a funeral is a celebration of life...... Not a place for negativity.
Glad to hear that ya'll celebrated....................
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Agreed, I've told my wife I don't want a stuffy, sappy funeral, just one hell of a going away party! Don't dwell on the negative stuff, celebrate the positive things and everyone have a good time.fuzzysnuggleduck wrote:Hell yes, brother! You got it right.FuzzyHoNutz wrote:Being under 30, I haven't been to many funerals. Of those I have been to, I know exactly what yer talking about. In my eyes, a funeral is a celebration of life...... Not a place for negativity.
Glad to hear that ya'll celebrated....................

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It's kind of weird how you remember and miss the little things about someone when they pass isn't it? It's also nice to give the deceased one last little gift that you know they would like, as silly as it may seem.thedeal7235 wrote:exactly, my condolences, losing my father last April was horrible- but ill say this, HE LUVD STARBUX coffe; i moved to fla, then they all came down, long story short, him and my mom brought my neice and nephew to disney every year prior to that, and he would always sing "under the boardwalk" en route, so on the way to the national cemetery( he was a korean vet), I saw a starbux, and asked everyone if they wanted coffee, thats what he would do, even at ,during a funeral,or hot drip on the 100 degree beach!, so we asked the limo driver to make a u turn to go to the starbux, now my mom and neice were talking about that under the boardwalk song, so we all get insdie, order our drinks, and THAT SONG WAS PLAYING THRU THEIR MUSIC! so, in my mind all is good, thanx for letting me share that( whenever i go to the site, i always take a bottle frap and pour it out for him, celebrate life now and in spirit!!!- best wishes to all-

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