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I once heard of a widow whose recently deceased husband had always been very lazy. All of her efforts to get him to work had failed during their marriage so she decided to put his ashes into a home made egg timer. She was reportedly delighted to finally see her husband working!. Harrison tells of his father’s wish for his wife’s ‘eternity’ ring to go in the incinerator as a symbol of a future together in the afterlife. It fails to burn. Harrison holds the ring in his hand and can almost feel his mother’s physical presence. This triggers a memory of an egg timer that. like the ring, takes on metaphorical significance — one signifying eternity, the other the fleetingness of time.. If your loved one had a passion for travelling, you could take their ashes on a trip around the world and scatter them in each country that you visit. It may be that the deceased wanted to visit a specific city before they passed away but didn’t get the chance; this could be a great place to lay their ashes to rest.

My father's ashes were buried not quite in a local beauty spot, but an area my mother found peaceful and tranquil. We did not ask the permission of the farmer at the time (as there was a right of way on the land). The family dug a hole, buried the ashes and replaced the turf afterwards, followed by a "remembrance picnic"... the only sign of us ever being there were some bluebells we'd planted on top. Subsequently, my mother met the farmer and informed him what she had done. The response was that where my father was "buried" was of no concern to him, and moreover, the spot on his land was a far better place to reflect on someones life than a crowded remembrance garden. The only issue now is that a precedence has been set and my wife was pretty much non-plussed with my assumption that I'd eventually be placed under that same old tree. All-in-all, everyone was very happy with the alternative to the local crematorium. But there are warnings about not putting them on private land without the owner's permission, and people are expected to be 'sensitive'. But no-one is watching, or censoring this activity with ashes." And Vinyly will press your loved one’s ashes into a bespoke vinyl record for family and friends to cherish for years to come.One firm of glassblowers in London have actually produced an egg timer using a gentleman's cremated remains. Scattering a loved one’s ashes at sea can be a great send off, especially if they loved spending time at the beach or if they were a boating enthusiast. Most beaches and coastlines in the UK are accessible to the public and, unlike burial at sea, you do not require a license.

You can now give your loved one a fitting final journey by launching and scattering their ashes in space. People are talking a little bit more about it and TV programmes like Six Feet Under and Desperate Housewives means it's more in the minds of people." In Ontario, under provincial legislation you may dispose of cremated remains only in an authorized cemetery or your own private property. Anywhere else is illegal, although people do it. To sniff the ashes up your nose would bring a charge by the police under the Criminal Code of Canada, (federal), "Of suffering indignities to human remains". Choosing to bury your loved one’s ashes at home in your garden can be very personal and a great option if you want to keep them close by. As long as you are the landowner, burying ashes in your own garden is perfectly acceptable in the UK. It’s important to be aware that if you sell your home one day, the new owner may not let you visit the spot where you buried the ashes.

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Was your loved one a football fanatic? You may want to consider scattering their ashes at the home of their favourite football club.

I find an idea of allowing fish and sealife to eat remains fascinating. The dead are replenishing the sea, but of course may eventually end up being served as part of a crispy cod fishcake at a chip shop in Bridlington. My father asked if human ash be turned into fabric? He would love to be made into a womans dress, perhaps for the Oscars as he will likely never go in his lifetime. I still do not know the answer! People are becoming more and more creative with how they choose to memorialize themselves after death. As cremation becomes an ever more popular choice over burial for final arrangements, people now have more time and options than ever to create an interesting way to be remembered. It may be that your loved one’s final wish was to have their ashes scattered on the River Thames. French Brothers offers boats for exclusive private charter for the scattering of ashes. The service includes a private vessel to take you and your guests upstream from Windsor, allowing you to scatter your loved one’s ashes among the UK’s most famous flowing waters. Umm, do people not realise ashes are not fertiliser? They are actually toxic and will kill pretty much any plant life you scatter them on. Still going to put them on your favourite golf hole or picturesque mountainside...? We are not authorized to file an initial application for Veterans’ Aid and Attendance benefits on your behalf, or to represent you before the Board of Veterans’ Appeals within the United States Department of Veterans Affairs in any proceeding on any matter, including an application for that benefits. It would be illegal for me to accept a fee for preparing that application on your behalf.Your Wings offers this unique service across the UK. You are able to take any volume of cremated ashes up with you, before jumping out of a plane and releasing them from a special ‘ashes release pod’. Hourglass urns come in a variety of shapes and sizes, ranging from a large table-top hourglass and small pendants for jewelry. This allows flexibility in how much of the ashes is needed to complete the piece. A larger hourglass may be better suited for a single statement piece in a place the family spends its time together. A tiny hourglass pendant is better if multiple people wish to carry a piece of their loved one with them, especially if family members live far apart.