Ok these are not real headstones but... they are funny and I want them.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
A blog on cemeteries all over the world and preservation and restoration projects, mainly focusing on forgotten or abandoned cemeteries. Here you will also find focus on graves of forgotten or unsung heroes and pioneers, as well as interesting tombstones or graveyards and the history behind them.
Contents
- Amazing Journeys and Bios (7)
- East Coast (4)
- Europe (4)
- Head(stone) Scratcher of the Month: Headstone Humor (12)
- Interviews (1)
- Kentucky (3)
- Latin America (2)
- Midwest: Msc. (2)
- News Story (8)
- Northern California (11)
- Savin' Graves: Restoration Projects and Groups (6)
- Sleeping Beauties: Forgotten Cemeteries (8)
- Virginia (3)
About Me
- Wandering Graveyard Rabbit
- Genealogy research, visiting old forgotten cemeteries and taking photographs of headstones are my favorite hobbies- equally. If you browse around you’ll find the much covered here revolves around my own ancestral burials and regions. Over the years I have lectured and assisted in family history under the guise of Danny Cassidy-Professor, film maker and award winning Author (How the Irish Invented Slang The Secret Language of the Crossroads). I am also currently studying to become a board certified Genealogist (BCG). Aside from my love of genealogy, I have also worked as a counselor for numerous non profit agencies and counseled and lectured at workshops at on various college campuses. In edition, I was one of only 500 college students chosen to have their bio published in the Nat'l Dean’s List to honor outstanding college students - I am proud to say my Daughter has carried on this tradition as a national award winner of the prestigious United States Academic Achievement Academy, which recognizes fewer than 10% of all students. In 2010 I will (finally!) be pursuing my doctoral studies in Clinical Neurophsychology. I also own a completely superficial bath and body business.
No comments:
Post a Comment