TAN 34 - We'll behave this time. (Page 50)

My grandmother's funeral wasn't that bad - my great-uncle was telling me stories of the French ladies he seduced during WWII as we were all standing by the baptismal font waiting for them to wheel the casket by. She was 85, she'd lived a good life and was pretty up in spirits until the end. And then, because I'm Italian (and somewhere in there, someone married into an Irish family), everyone was liquored up at the luncheon following, with an open bar. Heck yeah.

My aunt's funeral (or rather, brief, non-churchy memorial service) - not quite as "fun". She was 50 and died of cancer, leaving behind her daughter whom she adopted from China 10 years prior. Not much to laugh about.

D-bag...

He's clearly the Will Ferrel character - still lives with his mom and all

Sorry, forgot a smiley face or sarc font or something. Us single ladies who attend weddings are wary of your type...

Funerals with my family are always interesting because they're a bit, um, crazy.  At my maternal grandmother's funeral her lipstick color was changed (yes while she was in the casket), because they didn't feel it matched her outfit and she would never have gone out like that. Oi!  The food is generally quite tasty though.

Morning TAN.  Headed to a lab meeting in a few minutes, than a follow up meeting with my advisor.  Don't expect to get much "research" done today, with PT at 1:30. 

Haha, I'm not THAT desperate.