I think someone has to submit an obituary, don't they?
Yes to the thread, no to the voting for thread, and any kind of charity that does good will be fine, I think. We'll be doing good in Gus's name either way.
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I think someone has to submit an obituary, don't they?
Yes to the thread, no to the voting for thread, and any kind of charity that does good will be fine, I think. We'll be doing good in Gus's name either way.
I think someone has to submit an obituary, don't they?
Yes. And they're actually not cheap.
I prefer Heifer, but I'm hoping kimi will weigh in before we get there anyway.
I'm really grateful she found her way here to let us know - I've thought about that in my more morbid moments in the past. Though by now my sister, and possibly my father (if he could translate "your Buffy people" into here) would know where to go and know how important it would be to me to do so.
StY knows. I made sure.
Greg knows too, as does Nick.
Deena, I was so chuffed to see "Spawn1" on the old Natter stats David posted. Heh. I'd forgotten you actually dragged him into posting for a while.
Yeah, I think about that sometimes. It was fun. He's planning to tour in the spring, and their recording their first CD right now. They have a sponsorship from Sam Ash.
I didn't know it costs money to put in an obit. That seems wrong.
I prefer Heifer, but I'm hoping kimi will weigh in before we get there anyway.
I hope so too.
I think I said "Oxfam" because of a pop-up. And not remembering Heiffer at the moment. We'll find something nice.
Heifer is very expensive compared to Oxfam ($500 per cow vs $75), but since both are symbolic donations (nobody gets an actual cow), I'm not sure it's a valid comparison. Both sound good to me.
Huh. I thought Oxfam wasn't symbolic.
When I won $100 from Gus in a silly bet, it went to Heifer, FWIW. But who knows.
Heifer is a client of ours, so I know a lot more about their mission and internal workings than other charities. I wouldn't say I have actual objections to Oxfam (unlike United Way, or some other biggies).