sometimes boredom drives you crazy. sometimes it drives you to a Tierfriedhof. its basically the same but you can write more about the latter.
at a pet semetary you can bury your pets. i come from a farm and with that upbringing i find pets dying a very normal thing. we just buried a hole in the garden and put the dead animal in there. sometimes new animals exhumed some of the former pets, but this is another story.
at the pet semetary the pets have their own graves, funky coffins and gravestones with putzig porcellain pictures, photos or everything else you can imagine.


Unglaublich! a buddhist shrine looks like a desert in comparison to this.

I do understand that someone is sad if his or her pet died. When someone (actually it was a friend of my mother) ran over my Cockerspaniel, i did not laugh either. But hey, it was a dog. my parents, my brother and my friends were still alive.

what kind of people make such a Brimbamborium about beings that are not even able to make themselves some sandwiches?
The answer: strange and scary ones.
At least this was the impression we got from the woman who came to visit the grave of her beloved dog. she was on her own. she greeted the stone and spoke to him as if the dog was still alive. she clapped her hands on her leg like you do if you want a dog to come to you: "Ja, hallo! ja, hallo!", she shouted ecstatically. I waited for the gravestone to jump towards her and lick her face. But it didnt.

glossary
Tierfriedhof - pet semetary
putzig - cute
unglaublich - unbelievable
Cockerspaniel - ???
Brimbamborium - fuss