
Ashes scattered by fireworks means loved ones go off with a bang.
As you look skywards tonight, you might just see some particularly special fireworks. The scattering of ashes via fireworks is taking off.
As much as we wish it wasn’t, death is part of life. By learning more about it, our mortality and ways to say goodbye, the inevitable becomes less confronting. This blog aims to reveal interesting, informative and sometimes quirky and fascinating facts and thoughts about end of life planning. It’s written by Australian journalist Lisa Herbert, author of The Bottom Drawer Book: The After Death Action Plan.
So put on your hat and some comfy shoes as we explore cemeteries, the world of funerals, death and dying, interesting graves and stories that need to be told.
As you look skywards tonight, you might just see some particularly special fireworks. The scattering of ashes via fireworks is taking off.
Christmas sucks when there is someone missing from the celebrations.
“Once the discussion began, people opened up and gave their mortality some measured thought.”
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