Post Secret

I assumed it was the mother too, when I first read it. Maybe the "daddy's little girl" factor.

That is also the third time I've heard about someone ingesting a loved one's ashes. The first was reading Whispered Apologies and the second was the Keith Richards thing.

I would imagine that it's much more common than people think.

wow I didn't get flamed and called sick

I don't know why I assume its the father it just seems to be a "very male" way to deal with the loss of someone so close to you. Instead of breaking down crying discussing your feelings you bottle it up and do something anything to help deal with the loss etc.

I assumed father because it reminded me of a scene from Twilight Samurai.

I have a couple of the Post Secret books, and they've taken over a couple of dinner parties. It leads to a weird rollercoaster of emotions.

If by disturbing you mean sweet and heartbreaking, then yes.

One of my employees is an intern at the project! Yay!

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