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Data Protection, Wills and Pre-paid Funeral Plans
Often I set out to write a topic that not only has interest but information or facts that are possibly, not widely known. Unfortunately, I find it hard to stay ‘on track.’ Similarly, when I set out to accomplish a task, I tend to go off at/on, tangents. I might add that these deviations are […]
What Happens To Cremated Remains?
Without a Trace Not to coin a phrase persé or borrow the title of the popular TV program from America; have you ever wondered, and I know the answer is ’No,’ where do ‘they’ go? Where do who or what go? Ashes! Cremated remains or, their ‘owners.’ As a practising funeral director, rarely do I see […]
Planning For The Future
PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE - Plan and pre-pay your funeral - TODAY! at today's prices An ‘end-of-life’ plan sounds dramatic or applicable only if, ‘I’ get ill, in the future or if I need nursing or medical care? True, end-of-life plans do exist for that purpose but this is a personal plan - to let others, those […]
Bereavement Thoughts Soon After Loss
As a funeral director and son, whose mother recently died, I am constantly subjected to grief and bereavement, probably, as you would imagine? I read numerous articles and find the teachings for grief counselling, similar and truthfully, that is to be expected. When numerous experiences are reported and recorded, some patterns emerge but often, initial […]
Lesson 3 Getting Started
Home Computing Lesson 3 (Mac/Apple) Getting Started All of our devices have an optional form of protection once switched on. It makes total sense to ‘password protect’ our devices and therefore, our data but, it can be inconvenient. Getting past passwords has become harder which is no less than we would expect but with Apple’s refusal to assist […]
Lesson 5 Explorer & Finder
Home Computing Lesson 5 Windows Explorer (and Finder) As we continue our home computing overview and practical approach, I ask myself how I should address instructing students further? That might seem somewhat puzzling since I create the topics and the lessons? Receiving no feedback and not being a regular tutor, I recognise there are many routes […]
SMART TVs? In the Funeral Profession?
Anyone opening our 'Blog' page will doubtless wonder why a page talking about SMART TVs should be staring them in the face? Regular visitors to our Blog will find a variety of topics which are not all related directly to funerals or maybe they are connected but more, INdirectly! Breaking away from funeral topics as […]
Home Computing and More Lesson 4
Author’s note: I am posting Lesson 4 ahead of Lesson 3 as it will appear in the correct order. I also detoured from Lesson 3 as I was more impassioned with my desire to try and teach technical information rather than actual computing though, they are interlaced. Computing for Beginners Lesson 4 As we learnt […]
MacApple vs. MS Windows Home Computing Lesson 1
If I have wonder in life, among all the important things that go on, I would have to ask if anyone reads a funeral director’s blog on a website? I must confess that I would be confused by such a radio button but then again, I would be intrigued enough to simply press it – […]
Home and Personal Computing Lesson 2
Personal and Home Computing Lesson 2 Though we accept that which is presented to us visually and with an equal inability to fathom the workings of the presentation, credibility should be given to those computer programmers who are tirelessly responsible for our media. That I can view a display on a 52” TV screen whilst […]
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