A cremation mug.

[fuzzybuddy]

I want to be cremated. No matter where they bury you, sooner or later, they're going to build a McDonalds over you. I sent away for a book on cremation from the PA Cremation Services. I got a box back. In the box was a coffee mug with the PA C.S. logo. But this gets better. To help me mull over my decision they sent me tea or cocoa to put in my mug But the name on the cocoa was "Create The Moment".

 

[Ruth n Jersey]

I think I would bury that mug in the backyard. I sure wouldn't want to have my morning coffee in it. That tea or cocoa might be some leftover ashes they had laying around.

 

[Aunt Bea]

When you run low try Sam McGee's Crematorium Roast Coffee, it makes a stiff cup of coffee!!!

https://sammcgeesalaska.com/product/sam-mcgees-crematorium-roast-coffee-whole-bean-or-ground/

 

[Wren]

Priceless !

 

[jujube]

Well, they do say you need to add more roughage to your diet.....

 

[Shalimar]

Oh my!!

 

[Big Horn]

People have been both cremated and buried while still alive. It's better to be left in woods or field. Even if someone is dead, suppose that the soul remains with the body forever in a sentient condition.

https://thechirurgeonsapprentice.wo...enduring-preoccupation-with-premature-burial/

 

[Buckeye]

I would not use that mug. OTOH, since I live in Geezer Nation (aka Phoenix area), every day I drive by a giant billboard advertising cremation services for only $695.

 

[Shalimar]

Geezer Nation? Lulz.

 

[Sunny]

Maybe the mug was meant to be used as an urn, "when the time comes?"

 

[Temperance]

Never heard of such a thing. I have seen photos of jewelry where you can place ashes of a love one in.

 

[jujube]

I have the last of my husband's cremains in a honey jar. He was my honey.