Easter

[Diego in Seattle]

pulling over for funeral processions seems to be a southern, and i guess mid western thing.

It's the law.

Not everywhere.

It's not the law in Washington state.

Not many people do it around Seattle, but as you get into more rural areas the more you see drivers do this.

[BSmack]

Yet I'm afraid that we'll all be back together again fairly soon as my mother isn't and hasn't been getting along very well for quite some time. One other uncle and 2 aunt's as well who are in their late 80's-early 90's. It's said that deaths happen in 3's, but i'm fairly certain this family will experience 5 in a relatively short time frame.

When we buried my grandmother 5 years ago, to a person everybody in my family thought the next funeral would be for my Uncle Steve. He's had multiple strokes, heart attacks, smokes like a chimney and moves and talks about as well as Robert Byrd.

Well, he's still alive and kicking. Although we did bury his 45 year old son 4 years ago. Sometimes you just never know.

[Goober McTuber]

Hey, Stanley, what bar is that?