Burial in Africa

[cwickgo9]

Agreed, to quote Hunter S. Thompson:

Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside in a cloud of smoke, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming "Wow! What a Ride!

I totally agree.
I also like, "Live life so that when Death finally catches up with you, he's tired and looks worse than you do!"

 

[rblum]

What if you op for just dip and pack?

Not a lot of real information in the replies so far, but yours made me laugh out loud. You get the Daily Internet Trophy for your comment.

 

[fourfive8]

Tough question. My first thought is about relatives who ultimately will have to deal with such

 

[coreydb]

I dunno.......

 

[RSL]

Strange times. It seems to me a number of members are at an age where it behooves us to think about and make our burial arrangements.
My SO and I have been discussing burial arrangements this week. We even talked to the Cemetary Association in our hometown to get availability of plots information. Funny the head of the Association is the son of one of our HS classmates. Since we plan on cremation it's
possible for us both to be in the same plot. That
possibility raises a lot of questions. I am concerned about both of us being able to rest in peace while in such close proximity for eternity.
;-) And that's just one of several concerns. Anyway, i found it interesting there's this thread while we were actively seeking burial information.