@sophiegrenham Indeed, I think there is almost always a logical reason for things when we dig deep enough. I remember hearing stories of mass graves for the TB/Comsumption even more recently in our history.
The irony of being quoted in Irish papers about funerals a few days after my father's passing...it's not lost on me. https://t.co/XF4w0gXYpD An interesting read from @sophiegrenham
Just caught up with the article, interesting topic, it was great to see a mix of views. Just had a 'fast' Irish funeral this week, with an unusual Irish cremation to round it off. Too unwell to travel I marvelled at being able to be part of it all via live streaming.
I didn't see this coming "Relate has been put into administration, with staff told that it has four to six weeks to find a buyer or merger partner if it is to stay afloat"
https://t.co/9pgVMEW3Ou
@sophiegrenham I often wonder if they are in cahoots with airlines. With many Irish with family in far-flung places, it can be very costly travelling back on such short notice.
@sophiegrenham The speed in Ireland came about from consumption & the famine I reckon. No space to store bodies & a crude form of infection control. Experienced my first UK close family death & subsequent funeral & appreciated the time & space given rather than the Irish rush for a funeral.
Another stunning
November sunset over the fields of Barnham, with an incoming storm and wet weather we will miss this over the new few days.
https://t.co/eH8wnJZvir
Seeing it's #movember, I thought I'd share my #cancer story from 2020. Get yourself checked guys. #MoFrame#MoBros#menshealth My Prostate Journey https://t.co/oWHyoTZZyR