And on the tombstone there was this metal medallion, which lifted up to reveal a picture of the deceased wife. This was the most tragically sweet thing I think I've ever seen.
posted by Grover at 2/13/2006 12:16:00 AM
Monday, February 13, 2006
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- Michelle (Unfortunately not Canadian, but from Seattle, and that's close enough to count as cool in my book)
- Shutterbug!
- Diva Cow Girl (refreshingly frank and honest)
- The Sweet Life Photography (Heidi, a hometown photography enthusiast)
- Boinkology.com (Actual intellectual (and often humorous) discourse on intercourse)
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1 Comments:
Hey, can you email me a high res copy of this one? You know me and sad pics.
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