Between the age of 8 and 15 I lost 13 close friends an family members. I want to start by saying that I’m sorry for your loss, though by now I’m sure you’ve moved at least a step or two through the grieving process. Two things that always helped me, both sound disgusting, but trust me, try it and you’ll also swear by them.
Neither is good for you.
Fried Chicken and waffles.
Penut butter and jelly sandwich with turkey and ham in the middle on toasted White Mountain bread from Publix.

you are welcome.

Thanks for the well wishes. It’s enough to know you care, regardless of your beliefs. (Though this is supposed to be about Death Foods, not me… thanks anyway!)

I’m glad you’re enjoying the comic! There’s a twist coming up next week, so stay tuned!

Mmm… lasagna…

Sorry to hear about your grandmother. I’d offer words of comfort but I don’t know if you wanna hear the nonsense than a XTIAN has to offer.

In other news, I’m loving the most recent developments of the comic. Go Violet, evil!Martin (as if there was another kind), troll-form Morty, and still-female Enkidu.

In my family (Boston area) it is always platters of those little finger rolls stuffed with tuna or chicken salad and big pans of lasagna. Lasagna turns up at just about any big family event; birthdays, holidays, graduations,births, deaths– even the ones who are not Italian bring it.

Well, yeah. I have a schedule to keep too!

Westerners want to force things like grief to meet a schedule, so we try to structure it into rituals, funerals, etc. And while it sometimes works the truth is that you just have to let it go at it’s own pace. Personally I like anything deep fried, Calimari is my fav.

I’m glad you have some peace, even if you don’t have any casseroles.

It seems to hit me when I don’t want it, and be unavailable when I do. Totally understand the “void” feeling though.

Well Tim, you made me laugh! THAT’S not a bad thing!