Sentences with phrase «listing at a funeral»

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Here is a list of 15 things not to say at a funeral or to anyone who is grieving, suffering, or in pain.

He also consoles himself by coming up with a new filing system for his vast record collection (arranging them according to the order in which he bought them) and by engaging, with his two Wayne and Garth — like employees, in endless rounds of list making, including best music to play at a funeral («Many Rivers to Cross,» Jimmy Cliff...), top - five dream jobs (producer, Atlantic Records, 1964 — 71...), and five favorite records of all time («So Tired of Being Alone,» Al Green...).

Pop - music fanatic Rob, owner of a vintage record shop in London, whiles away his days by engaging in endless rounds of list making (best music to play at a funeral: «Many Rivers to Cross,» Jimmy Cliff), but it's his literate, painfully honest riffs on romantic humiliation and heartbreak that make this first novel so special.

These include listing a funeral or wedding in the newspaper, as astute robbers also read newspapers and have been known to strike houses while the residents are at the funeral home or the wedding reception.

There is the use of Foursquare, of course, to announce when you're not home; listing a funeral or wedding in the newspaper, which will allow industrious robbers who read the newspaper to hit your house while you are mourning at the funeral or living it up at the wedding reception; and even using an answering machine to say you're «not home» (according to an old Family Circle magazine article).

Your events are your bucket list and a timeline of things you've done in your life; pictures are there for you to be remembered by; and your favorite songs could be what you want played at your funeral.

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The list of unconventional users includes tattoo parlors, massage therapy locations, schools, gun ranges, churches and even funeral homes that have taken space in retail centers, says Tandy Patrick, a partner in the real estate practice at Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP, a regional law firm located in Louisville, Ky..