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Learning To Tank As A Death Knight
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This particular incident in the fight for Civil Rights stands out in my mind because it happened on my birthday. I was nine. The four little girls who died that day were Addie Mae Collins (aged 14), Denise McNair (aged 11), Carole Robertson (aged 14), and Cynthia Wesley (aged 14).

Grieving is a process which has quite a clear and precise beginning but not such a clear ending. My grieving started when I received my husband's death certificate but when does the grieving end? There are some signs which might help to interpret the situation.



Don't try to deny how you feel about the person who died. Don't be afraid to think about them and about the good times you've shared together. If you have a creative streak, do something with it. Create something dedicated to them. A painting, a poem, a cross stitch work, anything artistic, do it and dedicate it to them.

Many people fear that they won't get everything done they wanted to accomplish. There has been books wrote upon and a movie done about "The Bucket List." Some worry they haven't completed everything God sent them here to do.

It offers you the opportunity to actually plan your funeral service well in advance. This then offers you the opportunity to decide how the service will run and the way in which you would like people to commemorate your life now you have gone.


Maybe you have had to plan a funeral for a loved one in the past, then you would have an indication of what is involved in the planning process. If they had planned their own funeral then you would have been more at ease, knowing for sure what they wanted to include.

So, what we are left with is this. People who murder other people deserve to die. This includes all forms that exist outside of the rules that we have set up as a society. Those instances that we have in which we are willing to allow one person to kill another. For now, the matter of capital punishment is left up to the States. Whether or not it becomes a federal law will have to be decided by all Americans. For those of us that have never had to deal with the tragedy of having a loved one murdered, we will never fully grasp the situation. For those of us that have, they know the pain and anger, and the effect it can have on an individuals life. Perhaps the matter of capital punishment should be left up to them?

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