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29-03-2014, 07:36
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Re: Observer obituaries
ERM. Not all all. After my friend died last year of heart attack at 46, I would rather not know someone that died every time I might browse an obituary
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29-03-2014, 23:56
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Re: Observer obituaries
Some you might miss because they use their married name, & a lot like us have moved away from the area.
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30-03-2014, 10:24
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Re: Observer obituaries
I wouldn't say disappointed, more like 'relieved'.
My mum always read the obits page first when the evening paper arrived and I once asked her why. Her 'profound' reply was. " well I'm just relieved not to see my own name'. I suppose there's something very Freudian about that comment!!! |
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