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An Interview with Jerrigrace Lyons
Jerrigrace Lyons is a family funeral guide and educator—one of the original pioneers of the home funeral movement. She is a founding member of the Home Funeral Alliance, and the […]
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A Memory in a Bottle
A message in a bottle seems like a thing of fantasy, romance. But, people still give it a shot, tuck a note into a bottle, toss it into the waiting […]
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The Unknown Shore
Sometime at Eve when the tide is low I shall slip my moorings and sail away With no response to a friendly hail In the silent hush of the twilight […]
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Designer Plays with the Big Questions
The work of designer Sebastian Errazuriz addresses the big issues of life and death, sometimes with a whimsical and charming style, and sometimes with an elegance and simplicity, always posing […]
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An Interview with Annie Leigh
Annie’s diverse artistic background and spirituality ultimately lead her to create Eco-Urns, her UK based biodegradable urn business. Today, Annie creates thoughtful, unique and sustainable urns ranging from simple ceramic […]
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Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2 by David Yates
With the last Harry Potter movie released to theaters, it seems that this saga has finally reached its end. For the biggest Potter fans (me included), a feeling of loss […]
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Grief, Loss, and the End-of-Life Experience in the Age of the Tweet
“Here it is. I’m dead…” Earlier this year, Derek Miller published to his blog a farewell post—the day after his death. Before this, Miller had been blogging about his fight […]
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“Spectacle”
SevenPonds adds memorials born of tragedyThe San Francisco journalist Zahid Sadar and I are at a bar in Glen Park. We’re discussing death when Zahid mentions a book he’s excited about: David Rockwell’s Spectacle. The two […]
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