If MrGiraffe were to die before I did, would it be a) completely and totally lame-o, b) hokey but sort of sweet, c) a really really nice thing to do, if I were to read W.H. Auden's poem from that movie?
Provided, of course, I could get through it without completely and utterly breaking down which, considering I tear up just reading the transcript of the eulogy, seems rather unlikely.
And if you find that you'd rather not do the reading - with which finding I would totally empathize, having sung at the funerals of both of my mother's parents - I will either (1) read it on your behalf and that of Mr. Giraffe or (2) find someone whose voice you prefer to do so.
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And, as for 3? EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!! *FLAILS*
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Aw. HONEY. *blushes and scrapes foot against floor bashfully*
(Ditto, by the way.)
*wants to live in Q society*
Jesus Mary & Joseph, so do I. Which would be why I do what I do.
And, as for 3? EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!! *FLAILS*
HAH. Right? Right? LOVE SIMON!
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And you will get an engraved invitation, darling.
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If MrGiraffe were to die before I did, would it be a) completely and totally lame-o, b) hokey but sort of sweet, c) a really really nice thing to do, if I were to read W.H. Auden's poem from that movie?
Provided, of course, I could get through it without completely and utterly breaking down which, considering I tear up just reading the transcript of the eulogy, seems rather unlikely.
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And if you find that you'd rather not do the reading - with which finding I would totally empathize, having sung at the funerals of both of my mother's parents - I will either (1) read it on your behalf and that of Mr. Giraffe or (2) find someone whose voice you prefer to do so.
*smishes you madly*
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