I'm not sure if I passed this along before, but I was recently informed
that people are starting to put those solar sidewalk stakes by
tombstones.  Must be they don't want the ghosts/zombies/possessed to
stub their toes whilst traipsing through the graveyard.

- Pam

Ruth Barton wrote:

>Thanks Michael,  When I ask for something unknown I'm always prepared to be
>surprised.  So sorry about the accident but glad the last rites seemed to
>do the trick and kept you here to tell all the delightful tales.  I am a
>cemetery person, do work in old Vermont cemeteries and am a board member of
>the Vermont Old Cemetery Association, so I'm familiar with them and they
>don't bother me a bit.  I am always surprised when people think it is
>strange that some folks will eat their lunch in the cemetery, when we were
>doing mowing in the cemeteries we would have been really hungry if we
>hadn't eaten lunch there.  Ruth
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>At 11:08 PM -0400 10/23/05, [log in to unmask] wrote:
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>This being Halloween  all can say is Watch out what you  ask for
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>I Since I was dead once (administered last rites in a deadly mine cave in 72)
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>Ruth Barton
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>Dummerston, VT
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