my “real” side

honey,

i just got home from debbie’s mom’s funeral. very nice. they said such nice things about both her mom (what a lady she was and a saint) and debbie (what an attentive daughter she was, blah, blah). anyway, got to thinking, and i want you to speak at my funeral and speak well about me, but also talk about my “real” side, where appropriate. i don’t want to be demonized, nor do i want to be beautified in front of people; i want people to smile, laugh, and feel happy for having known me.

xox
mom

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    • 1.  James

      “You can discuss what an attentive mother I was, blah, blah.”

      March 16, 2009 at 9:39 am

    • 2.  April

      No I think she just wants all aspects of her life brought up. At funerals a lot of times only discuss the good stuff about the person.

      March 16, 2009 at 9:54 am

    • 3.  Liz

      I think it’s sweet.

      March 16, 2009 at 10:44 am

    • 4.  Macaronimaniac

      Be sure to mention that she has confused beautify and beatify (the latter is to declare someone on the way to sainthood; the former is what the coroner will do when she/he slathers rouge on the corpse).

      March 16, 2009 at 3:20 pm

    • 5.  Monkey Speaks

      Aww she wants the funeral from four weddings and a funeral. I think thats great.

      My momj is funny. We were laying in bed and when I was really little she’d massage my hands when I was sick or upset or couldn’t sleep. Her scratching my arm and massaging my hand always calmed me down enough to sleep.

      So we’re watching TV one night before I moved cross country and she was doing the hand thing and a funeral was on the screen so she turns to me and said “Will you tell everyone I gave the best handjobs at my funeral”

      I smiled and said NOT a problem. HAHAHA. she realized what she said and started cracking up. AWWW i loev my mommy,

      March 16, 2009 at 3:46 pm

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