Why do people make roadside memorials? - dangerous toys for boys
I live in a rural area with many good o'l boys playing with dangerous toys. Many of them seem to have the worst of all, and the case of accidents. Overall, the monuments are county road. He turns and cause another accident. Is not the cemetery, the place for this type of cross and flowers?
Friday, February 19, 2010
Dangerous Toys For Boys Why Do People Make Roadside Memorials?
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They are all over the place, where I live. Will you direct me not, but they seem mostly forgotten, and just fall apart after a few years.
In many cases, you're right.
There was a terrible accident at an intersection near where I live. People were parked beside the road, stopping place flowers and teddy bears cause some traffic and beat the verge of. The police put an end, and that the tickets for those who are detained on the street or cross on foot, it is carelessly run into one. The exclusion from the family came out and asked the people in a certain place, where cars and pedestrians can be sure.
In addition, parking in a straight line from the street, where it is full and without traffic danger is no problem. If the traffic on these monuments to see, usually slower, until at least the speed limit. They are also a tragedy that it happened, and these people recalledIt should be remembered that although it is not in him before the monument belongs to rethink their habits, at least for a while, and not only his life but that of others.
If anyone need the memory of a loved one, who are we to deny it.
I drive a very dangerous road every day. There are monuments alongside the road. They serve to remind us all how this road is dangerous.
I think it serves a dual purpose.
Are they really that upset, or to deny their cross?
I do not know.
They are a kind of distraction, because while driving, because I want to know if she said anything.
But to show respect for the dead person (s) are.
So, oh well. Let's Live.
So the right side, but on the other side of the coin thats keeps us alive the idea that we could leave this world at any time. I look at the monuments, and thank God he gave me one more day on this earth.
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