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Ghost Bikes: A Somber Public Service Announcement
Artists paint bicycles white to memorialize riders who have died
If you’ve ever walked around a major city’s traffic-heavy downtown, you’ve probably seen one or two all-white bicycles leaning against telephone poles. What you might not realize is that they’re part of the international Ghost Bike project that originated in St. … Continue reading
An Epitaph in a Pennsylvania Cemetery Recalls A Car Accident
Here lies the body of Jonathan Blake who stepped on the gas instead of the brake.
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Posted in Laughter is Medicine
Tagged car accident, Epitaph, Fatal Car Accident, Pennsylvania Cemetery
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Looking for Alaska by John Green
John Green explores the consuming nature of grief in his debut young adult fiction novel
Looking for Alaska is a wonderfully beautiful tragedy. In it, we follow Miles “Pudge” Halter as he is sent away from his hometown in Florida to boarding school in Culver Creek, Alabama in a scenario that seems to parallel author … Continue reading
