#Cremation Planning
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Organizing a cremation for your loved one can be a challenge, as you make emotional decisions. Thankfully, there are several cremation options that you can explore to create a farewell that will honor their memory. Here are a few basic things you need to know about cremation planning.
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Since Gojo made sure Geto’s body wasn’t cremated as usual for sorcerers/curse users by Shoko, it really adds some mystery to what actually happened to let Kenjaku get the body. The vague situation of Kenjaku swooping in to steal it almost makes the situation creepier and adds a lot more unseen flavor to Gojo’s character by implying that he was suddenly compassionate and emotional when he had to actually deal with Geto’s corpse.
Logically, the body had to be kept in the morgue, somewhere by Gojo, left in the alley, or given to Geto’s cult family, but there’s no way of telling with a single line of dialogue. I’m leaning towards the latter, since it Geto’s family met Kenjaku soon after and it’s hard to imagine anyone else would not notice a stolen body for over a year.
#don’t mind me I’m rambling without any point#honestly there’s likely more ways kenjaku could’ve stolen it and made an elaborate plan to#but these are the only ones I could think of#jjk spoilers#what would kenjaku do if Geto’s body WAS cremated 😭 Kenjaku would probably have a backup emergency plan to steal it#gojo satoru#kenjaku#geto suguru#kenjaku had to do a LOT in one year with that body tbhhh#meet and group up with the cursed spirits#set up sukunas finger for yuuji#get Geto’s cult family involved#set up the culling games and shibuya#help manipulate mechamaru to spy#all while being a single working parent 😪
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angel ur gojo posting rn is killing me
LITERAL PICTURES OF ME RN
#MIMI… MIMI HE WOULDN’T HAVE BEEN SEALED WITHOUT GETO’S BODY KENJAKU’S PLAN WOULDN’T HAVE WORKED WITHOUT IT#GOJO SEALED HIS FATE THE MOMENT HE COULDN’T CREMATE GETOS BODY#HE COULDN’T DISPOSE OF HIS BODY#HE WASN’T DEFEATED WITH STRENGTH OR SOMEONE ELSE’S POWER HE WAS DEFEATED BECAUSE HE SAW HIS DEAD BEST FRIEND’S BODY#HIS FRIEND HIS BEST FRIEND THE ONLY ONE HE HAS#im.#sailermoon#angel.asks#i’m so so so
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they should let me go get put into a medically induced coma for 3 months to detox like jordan peterson
#this shit's too fucking hard man. and i gotta like plan around it?#like i have sooo much stuff to do. i constantly have appointments#i have to figure out the cremation plans and some way to make some extra cash...#and clean like. my entire living space#all while in terrible pain? like that's all so much goddamn stress#AND i'm supposed to be able to get sober at the same time? are you fucking kidding me man?????#i hate it here#darryl speaks
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Please you can’t make Ume straight you can’t do this to me /?????
I'm sorry anon. She'd only have sex with a woman if it was for emotional cult related manipulation.
She does that to men too, but she actually finds them attractive.
#Ume is a terrible person (unrelated to her straightness)#I know all her past relationships and one of them specifically ended in her cremating a man to death#Because he squealed info to the wrong person#She guilted him before the flames went on#Ume missed him for a second but only really got sad when she realized she didn't ask him for his recipes#That man could cook a mermaid#I have all this because I of course plan to do more with Ume again at some point#She's if poison was a person#And because of that I absolutely understand why you'd find her attractive anon#Daniella from Haunting Ground is my wife#ask ice
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F Woodruff, H.G Harris and L & J Gulwell are all part of an independent, family firm of funeral directors in Bristol, Thornbury and the surrounding areas. For over 75 years, we have provided compassionate funeral services for bereaved families for well over 75 years. Our caring and experienced team can support you through the entire process, from registering a death to choosing the right service. We can also arrange additional services, including coffins, floristry, monumental masonry and transportation. For advice and support, you can reach us through our 24/7 helpline.
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Wait….. I just realized something that was never clearly stated or implied.
(Heavy spoilers for Doctor Who: Dark Eyes btw, also angst warning)
So it was demonstrated very clearly what happened to her but, it was never made clear what happened with Sally’s body.
Did the Master have to carry her out of there and have her buried or cremated himself??
Did he leave her there?
Did Liv or the Doctor go back for her?
The Master’s the Master, but personally, you can’t convince me that he’d just leave her there for someone else to take away. Anyone else sure, but not her.
You cannot convince me. Now I’m more sad than I already was! 💔💔
Or was it implied he carried her out? Maybe it was and I forgot. Either way, I’m saying that’s what happened.
#big finish spoilers#big finish#doctor who big finish#dark eyes#sally armstrong#macqueen!master#the master#my headcanon is had her cremated and kept her on his ship in a box like the one the doc had for the master in the tv movie#a nice one#and he held on to as long as possible but soon lost it forever at some point#with his ship being stolen/irreparably damaged/destroyed or even just lost like when he was put in the chameleon arch and became yana#UNLESS#unless he had a plan to abandon his ship and took the box with him as a keepsake and was able to somehow get it back#or simply he had his tardis somewhere in the universe he could find it again and he eventually returned for it or could if#the urge to do so struck him#yeah i have a lot of feelings okay 😂#tw angst#angst#tw death#character death#now i’m gonna be sad thinking of him having to do that or having a burial literal or figurative for her#do you think he would let his pride go for long enough to leave some flowers for her#or the time lord equivalent of that custom if they have one
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apparently my father actually named his shitty awful girlfriend, bane of my existence, the reason i have two inconsequential voicemails from three years ago saved on my phone because it’s the only way i can hear my father’s voice, beneficiary on one of his accounts along with me so now they’re like “yeah we need a letter from her, too” and god. goooddddddddd. never have i been so glad we’re working with a third party so SHE can deal with that horrible woman but also i am so sorry bc she is the nicest woman and no one deserves to deal with my father’s girlfriend.
#for those of you just joining me my father's girlfriend a: was emotionally abusive to him b: blamed me for his death#c: was hardly ever at the hospital when his EX-INLAWS came d: took things from his house WHILE he was in the hospital#e: tried to insinuate he had a second will with her inheriting his estate and had made burial plans w her despite him wanting to be cremated#f: took his phone from the hospital and withheld it until i demanded it back at which point she ERASED IT ENTIRELY#evil. evil creature.#even putting all that aside her vibes were so rancid that we've talked to multiple people that were like#''yeah we met her once and she was just the worst''
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#personal#he could last another six months but honestly my dads gonna die soon#just got back from the hospital and he’s going to hospice tomorrow#my friend did the rest of the research for cremation for me bc she wants to kill me so like#mostly everything is planned just needs to be paid for#my brothers are gonna go three way with me but i’m gonna see if they can cover it bc like. cmon.
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No Service Cremations
Cremation services in Ipswich offer an affordable option that preserves the memory of a loved one. They provide a high level of care and professionalism from collection to cremation.
They also handle legal processes and offer memorial services at a time that is convenient for the family. Below are some things to consider when choosing a no service cremation. To know more about No Service Cremations in Ipswich, visit the Farewell Funerals website or call 0404660974.
The death of a loved one is a distressing time for those left behind. This is made even harder when the funeral costs are astronomical. This is why many families choose to go for a cremation service. The costs associated with a cremation service are considerably lower than the cost of a full burial.
Funeral directors are aware of the financial strain that comes with arranging a funeral, which is why they provide affordable cremation services to their customers. A direct cremation is a great option because it strips away all the unnecessary elements of a funeral and provides you with the opportunity to arrange a memorial service later on in your own time.
A direct cremation is a very simple process, but it is handled with the same level of care and dignity as any other service. This includes everything from collecting the deceased to preparing them for cremation and organising legal paperwork. This also includes the return of the ashes to you or your chosen family member in a standard urn.
Choosing cremation without a ceremony can be a dignified and accessible option for those who wish to honour their loved ones. This can be done for a number of reasons such as cost or religious requirements, and allows families to plan a memorial service at a time that is more convenient.
Funeral specialists can help to ease the burden of planning a funeral by taking care of all aspects of the cremation process from start to finish. They will collect the deceased, arrange the legal paperwork, and ensure that the cremation is handled with the utmost care and dignity.
They will also provide a coffin or casket that is suitable for the cremation process and a range of affordable options to suit varying budgets. A memorial service can be held immediately after the cremation or days or weeks later at a location that is meaningful to the family. This is a good opportunity to share memories and pay tribute to the life of your loved one.
Many people are choosing cremation over burial, especially with rising funeral costs. Full burials require a casket, which can cost upwards of $1,500. A no service cremation is an affordable alternative that does not include a ceremony. This is also known as a direct cremation or unattended cremation and can be managed by trusted funeral directors in Ipswich.
A no service cremation allows you to organise a memorial service at a later date and time that suits your family, rather than having to gather shortly after death. Your funeral director will help you with the organisation of this event, as well as providing guidance and support through this difficult time.
When choosing a no service cremation, you will be provided with an urn that will be the right size to hold your loved one’s ashes. Your funeral director will also manage the collection and cremation process, taking care of all legal proceedings. This is all done with the utmost care and respect.
As cremation becomes more popular, funeral directors are helping people plan their options. They are able to offer direct cremation services, which are more affordable than traditional funerals and allow families to manage their finances. The cost typically includes a simple coffin that is suitable for cremation, a memorial service and the return of ashes.
Cremation services can be conducted immediately following a full burial or days and weeks later at a time that works for the family. Often, people will scatter the ashes or keep them in a location that is meaningful to the deceased. To know more about No Service Cremations in Ipswich, visit the Farewell Funerals website or call 0404660974.
The trend toward cremations is clear on Massachusetts’ North Shore, where cemetery department employees say that they are now outnumbering full burials. Even Catholics seem to be more open to the idea of cremation than in the past. This might have something to do with the fact that a cremation costs less than a full funeral. Funeral directors will liaise with the appropriate clergy to ensure that a religious service can be held in the correct church or in the crematorium’s private chapel.
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Importance of Coffins in Ottawa Cremation Services- Why It needed?
Welcome to our blog! Today, we delve into a topic that often raises questions and sparks curiosity: the significance of coffins in Ottawa cremation services. As our society continues to evolve, so do our practices and beliefs surrounding end-of-life rituals. Understanding the role of coffins in cremation services is crucial for anyone navigating these decisions or simply seeking knowledge about the process.
To shed light on this subject, we've compiled a comprehensive Q&A that addresses common inquiries and provides insights into the importance of coffins in Ottawa cremation services. Let's dive in!
Why are coffins required for cremation services in Ottawa?
Coffins play a multifaceted role in the cremation process. Firstly, they serve as a dignified vessel for the deceased during the funeral service, providing a sense of reverence and respect for the departed. Additionally, coffins facilitate the practical aspects of cremation by securely containing the remains and ensuring a smooth transition through the cremation process. In Ottawa, as in many other regions, the use of a coffin is typically required by law for cremation services.
Can any type of coffin be used for cremation?
While there is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, it's essential to select a coffin specifically designed for cremation purposes. These coffins are typically constructed from materials such as wood, cardboard, or eco-friendly alternatives that are suitable for the cremation process. It's crucial to consult with your funeral service provider to ensure you choose a coffin that meets both your preferences and the requirements for cremation.
Are there any specific regulations or guidelines regarding coffins for cremation services in Ottawa?
Yes, there are regulations and guidelines governing the use of coffins in cremation services, not only in Ottawa but also in various jurisdictions. These regulations may pertain to the materials used, dimensions, and other specifications to ensure the safe and proper conduct of cremation procedures. Working closely with a reputable funeral service provider will help ensure compliance with these regulations and guidelines.
Are there alternatives to traditional coffins for cremation services?
Absolutely! In recent years, there has been a growing trend towards eco-friendly and alternative options for cremation containers. These alternatives may include biodegradable coffins made from materials such as bamboo, wicker, or even recycled cardboard. Choosing an eco-friendly option can align with both environmental values and personal preferences, offering a meaningful way to honor the departed while minimizing environmental impact.
How can families personalize the coffin for a cremation service?
Personalization is an essential aspect of honoring the life and memory of the departed. Families can personalize the coffin in various ways, including selecting a design or finish that reflects the individual's personality, interests, or cultural background. Additionally, customizing the coffin with meaningful decorations, such as photographs, artwork, or messages, can add a deeply personal touch to the service.
Are there any cost considerations associated with coffins for cremation services?
Cost considerations are undoubtedly a factor when arranging cremation services. Coffin prices can vary depending on factors such as material, design, and customization options. It's essential for families to discuss their budget and preferences with their funeral service provider to find a suitable option that meets their needs without exceeding their financial means.
In conclusion, the role of coffins in Ottawa cremation services extends beyond mere practicality to encompass cultural, emotional, and spiritual significance. By understanding the importance of coffins in the cremation process and exploring alternative options, families can navigate this aspect of end-of-life planning with compassion, dignity, and respect.
We hope this Q&A has provided valuable insights into this topic. If you have any further questions or would like to learn more about cremation services in Ottawa, please don't hesitate to reach out to us. Thank you for joining us on this journey of discovery.
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Aura Funerals
Aura Funerals are based around simple, affordable direct cremations that you focus on a meaningful celebration of life. You can arrange a cremation near Guildford with an optional ceremony at any crematorium in Britain. Low-cost cremation fees, a simple coffin and unparalleled customer support included from £995. Simply call our team who will walk you through the process. We’ll arrange the date and time of the cremation, take your loved one to the crematorium on the day of the cremation, and we can also hand-deliver the ashes to you within 21 days of the cremation taking place.
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Studio One Bunkers Hill Farm, Godalming, Surrey, GU7 1UP
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