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« Daylight Spending Time | Main | A Sleeping Icon? » April 17, 2006From Dust to DustThe New York Times carries an interesting article titled, "For a Price, Final Resting Places That Even Tut Could Appreciate." There are apparently a growing nnumber of expensive individual mausoleums. "The mausoleum says, 'I'm really significant in this world, I think I'm really significant to my family,' and this is one way to communicate that to the community." A vice president of a Wisconsin company that owns three cemeteries says, "there is this influx of people who are financially successful and who are thinking about these issues and how to have a structure that tells the story of their lives." Posted by Joshua Claybourn at April 17, 2006 02:30 PM CommentsPosted by: J at April 22, 2006 08:58 PM | permalink Post a comment |
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