Surely those juggling pins weren't listed in the standard tombstone flair catalog.
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Are the rocks for juggling? Looks like one or two might be missing on the left side. I wonder if he or she ever tried to do both at the same time? Surely not.
ReplyDeleteThose are his "pet" rocks keeping him company.
ReplyDeletePutting stones on a marker is a Jewish tradition.
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