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do not attend my funeral, many moons from now, for i want you to know me for the times we had when i was laughing and dancing around our kitchen table, not for how you'd watched me get put into the ground. i want you to throw my ashes to the wind, letting them waft as freely as they wish to every nook and cranny of this earth. that way, when i am gone, i will be everywhere, and you can always have that dimpled smile playing at your lips wherever you go with the memories of us and all that we had.
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Aug 14, 2017
Aug 14, 2017 at 1:20 AM UTC
my ashes
do not attend my funeral, many moons from now, for i want you to know me for the times we had when i was laughing and dancing around our kitchen table, not for how you'd watched me get put into the ground. i want you to throw my ashes to the wind, letting them waft as freely as they wish to every nook and cranny of this earth. that way, when i am gone, i will be everywhere, and you can always have that dimpled smile playing at your lips wherever you go with the memories of us and all that we had.
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Aug 14, 2017
Aug 14, 2017 at 1:20 AM UTC
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