I also ordered an over-sized coffee-table book on European Cemeteries. Call me morbid- but I love graveyards- and cemetery sculpture and art... Can't wait to get all these books!
That is not morbid, but I would rather think interesting! My Dad used to take all 5 of us children to cemetaries and show us unique and historical things. I like to visit very old cemetaries, it is a lesson in how great we have it now-a-days in so many ways that we forget. For instance we stubbled across this old home cemetary plot out in California, it had homemade tombstones from way back during the early settlers peroid. The number of children and infants laid to rest in that plot was unhead of in todays world. It made me sad, and thankful at the same time. Back then medicine wasn't even available for streph throat and tosilitis, and ear aches. I gave a little prayer of thanks and paid my respects to those poor souls I never even knew, and was humbled. We all have so much to be greatful for.
