16.12 - gareth
This concludes the end of the meat section.
16.12 - gareth
Barack Obama and Stephen Fry get to go to heaven.
16.09 - gareth
Tony Blair got a bigger boo than Hitler.
16.09 - gareth
The audience seems to be mixed if Mother Teresa should go to heaven or hell.
16.08 - gareth
Neutral thumbs. Up for heaven, down for hell.
16.07 - gareth
Diana never wore gloves, unlike the Queen.
16.05 - gareth
Several trollies for a wake: tea, sandwiches, thank you cards, wine, cake, photographs.
16.02 - gareth
‘Late’, ‘passed away’, ‘no longer with us.’
16.01 - gareth
We are the Princess Diana fan club.
16.01 - gareth
A video relay, with the woman who is the Gillian McKeith of grief therapy.
15.59 - gareth
A minute is up. Song ends.
15.59 - gareth
Some kisses too.
15.59 - gareth
Goodbye England’s rose. Hugs to those in the front row.
15.58 - gareth
Some pre-memorial activities.
15.57 - gareth
Today is a memorial service.
15.57 - gareth
The black balloons are on the left of the stage. Ellie stands on the right in a bright red shirt. A requiem plays in the background.
15.55 - gareth
There are black balloons onstage.
15.54 - gareth
Ellie is often mistaken for a vegetarian, apparently because she has pasty skin.
0 Responses to “Ellie Harrison: Etiquette of Grief”