Sometimes I like
to stroll through
graveyards with
a notebook, writing
down the names of
people I might
want to hang out
with — someday.
*
Sometimes I like
to stroll through
graveyards with
a notebook, writing
down the names of
people I might
want to hang out
with — someday.
*
A great attitude
Thanks, Sadje.
You’re welcome
Best friends are named in a pet cemetery. In a graveyard, it must be hard to tell which ones would want to hang out with you.
Everyone’s got a story. I just want to hear a few of the really old ones. Thanks, E Sum.
It’s a grave matter to think about future friendships in this regard.
It’s just for tea. Thanks, Pam
Graveyards are a happening place. People are just dying to . . . nah, not going there: low-hanging fruit.
Well, it’s true! Thanks, fw
Morbidly beautiful my friend.
Thanks, Janny. I wanted to post some-thing a little different this time around.
Well, you don’t want to hang out down there. You want to hang out up there. :)
Which-ever one has an open table and a fresh pot of coffee. Thanks, Nancy.
Its a dead mans party
Hah! Thanks, Bob.
But first, I’ll have to get in the line to jam with Jimi.
It’s a long one.
Thanks, N.
Going to the graveyard is the last thing I’ll ever do!
Hah! Thanks, David!
;>)
Thanks, Mitch!
You have a very unique mind, Tref.
Haha! Thanks, Ilsa
Wendy Worm
Wilbur W. Worm
Walter Worm
Whisper Worm…
I am going to guess the W. stands for Winthrop. Thanks, B.
If anyone can wake the dead, it would be you. I imagine you will be the life of that party in the afterworld!
Thanks, Stamp, old boy!
Not a bad idea, to be honest!
Yeh, I do alright every now and again. And thanks, draliman.
a little late to comment – but this made me nearly spit my tea! Darkly amusing, thank you! Linda :)
It’s never too late! Thanks, Linda
:)
Nice one George! <3
Thanks, Carol!
Actually a very forward-thinking, positive activity!
Thanks, Selizabry!
That’s deep, eerie, and strangely poetic. Death makes us reflect on life.
Thanks, Willie. I appreciate it.
Excellent, and true!
Thanks, 00!
Ha, I love this ~ a great attitude (and strategy) 😊!
Thanks, DC!
Bahaha! I wish I could “borrow” this to use in real life.
Just the other week my sister and I passed a cemetery near Placerville, CA. Of course, we had to stop. Many of the graves were marked only ‘Pioneer,’ their names long forgotten. But we made sure to greet as many as we could. You never know — they may appreciate it. Thanks, SS