My Weekend Plans Involve Graveyards and Tacos

#100DAYSOFHALLOWEEN HAPPY-Weekend

Photo A.M. Moscoso
Bear Creek Cemetery
Woodinville WA

This weekend I think I am going to wait for something spooky to happen and if nothing spooky happens I’ll probably eat Tacos and go to a couple of graveyards and look for someone who died on my birthday which is November 5th.

Photo A.,M Moscoso
Forest Mound Cemetery, Wapun WI
2021

Wait. That’s a silly plan. I don’t really like Tacos. I’ll make enchiladas instead.

Photo A.M. Moscoso
Bear Creek Cemetery
Woodinville WA

1912 Was Different

The Weekly Prompts Wednesday Challenge: Broken
There are groups that clean and repair aged and damaged tombstones. Nobody
is going to fix this one. That is sad, but I think it’s told it’s story. Most stories
come to an end and they stay that way.

Photo A.M. Moscoso
Puyallup Cemetery

This tomb had nobody left to care for it, so it’s falling to dust bit by bit.  Relationships

are like that, aren’t they?

Photo A.M. Moscoso
Saint Louis Cemetery Number One
October 31, 2012

This gravestone isn’t broken like the ones above.

Baby Boy Floyd was born in 1912 and he died on the same day.

What broke on that day in December back in 1912 isn’t buried here- things like that are never

really able to be laid to rest. They live on and haunt us.

Photo A.M. Moscoso
Bear Creek Cemetery/Turner Cemetery
Washington state.

Home Sweet Home

#100DAYSOFHALLOWEEN HAPPY-  Coffin

Photographer Unknown

I don’t think it matters what kind of box they put you in

when it’s your time to go-

not if there isn’t someone to take care of your sleeping bones 

and the place you now call home.

Photo A.M. Moscoso
Saint Louis Cemetery Number One
October 31, 2012

Photo A.M. Moscoso
Saint Louis Cemetery Number One
October 31, 2012

Photo A.M. Moscoso Saint Louis Cemetery Number One October 31, 2012

Photographer Unknown