I was in the area where my grandparents on my mothers side were buried and visited their grave. Quite a harrowing experience, brought back lots of childhood memories.

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Trending & News I was in the area where my grandparents on my mothers side were buried and visited their grave. Quite a harrowing experience, brought back lots of childhood memories.

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In my religion or at least the village my family comes from, girls are not allowed to visit graveyard. And other loved ones are Hindu, they don't bury, they burn the deceased.
But I sneaked out once around midnight anyways and visited my paternal grandfather's grave and bid him goodbye. It was scary but I felt protected near his grave.
Yes I do, but sometimes it's a few years in between visits. Some people may think cemetaries are scary or spooky, but I think a Christian cem. is very peaceful and hopeful.
No because my deceased loved one was cremated so his remains sit in an earl with his name on it and one day he shall be freed into the atmosphere.
Both parents were cremated and their ashes were buried in The Pacific.
I haven’t in a long time.
Yes. I do.