Tuesday, April 11, 2017

Interesting Gift


One of my sisters told me that a member of her coffee group handed out these keychains containing chewable aspirin that they could have handy at all times in case of a heart emergency.  I suppose it's a good thing to have especially if you are over 50!

Daughter L and I went to visit my mom's niche at the mausoleum on the weekend.  Her framed re-sized photo and inscription are complete and were installed inside her niche.  She passed away on January 4th this year.  My dad's niche is in another building nearby so we went there as well.  He passed away 23 years ago.  I had a sense of peace with this visit, sort of like visiting home.

13 comments:

Valerie-Jael said...

Those key chains are a good idea. Glad you were able to visit the urns of your parents. Have a great day, hugs, Valerie

The Happy Whisk said...

Neat about the key chains and very cool about the sense of peace.

Lowcarb team member said...

Hadn't heard of this type of key chain before.

So pleased you and your daughter were able to visit the mausoleum at the weekend. I can understand, and appreciate, your feeling of peace.

My good wishes

All the best Jan

TheNotSoGirlyGirl said...

Wow that's a nifty idea! That might save a life :)


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Kathy G said...

It's nice that you were able to visit both your mom's and your dad's niches on the same visit.

Anonymous said...

Those are pretty cool key chains. They can really come in handy in an emergency.

I'm glad you had a peaceful visit with your loved ones. We always miss them.

Gloria Baker said...

neat idea!!

Sandra Cox said...

What a great idea!
Hugs on the loss of your mom.

JFM said...

It is a nice way to carry an aspirin tablet in case of a headache, too!
It is nice to visit our parents and loved ones wherever they are in eternal rest. I always feel that they are standing beside me when we visit my parents and my husband's parents...it is comforting Christine. I give my hug to you because I know how recently your mom passed.

Big Hugs~

Adam said...

I never knew the aspirin thing for the longest time

Lisabella Russo said...

What a nice idea with the key chains. I'm glad you had such a peaceful visit.

Wanda said...

My dearest mom, and older brother are a hallway apart at Forest Lawn in L.A. They have a photo and perpetual flowers. It's a very peaceful place. It's good that you were able to visit.

Anonymous said...

Good for you. It's always nice to pay homage to the deceased, as we did on March 26 in Hawaii.