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#40 omg. that's soooo sad/gross!!! Poor mousie!!!!!!!! And that soooooooo should have been posted!
I agree that this is not an FML, should never have made it past moderation, but... the bigger question, which no one in the first hundred-plus comments has answered, is why the OP felt that her life was f*ed. Just imagine the situation: she goes to the funeral. Maybe it's her first time meeting the family, or maybe she doesn't know them to well, and what a great occasion, everyone sobbing around the gravesite and her standing there awkwardly. At the reception/repast, she starts playing piano on request. Things are going well, people are relaxing a bit, maybe even a smile or two. The stress of the situation starts to lesson and the OP can feel that she contributed. Then suddenly she starts in on Rustle of Spring, and everyone is sobbing again. And she feels that this is all her fault. Which it kinda is. So yeah, I understand why you felt like FML at that moment. But, as everyone else has said, I'm sure the family saw it the opposite way, as just a kind act on your part.
If i was the grandfathers' family i would have been glad you played that song. If it was his favorite tune, I would make sure it got played at his funeral. I know when I bite the big one i would want a favorite song of mine played, there was no way for you to know, besides, I think you did the right thing, even if you didn't know it was his favorite song. This isn't a "fml" in fact I think you win some big points, the way I look at it. Besides, music helps people cope. It is a good way to get the emotions out, and even though people were crying, i am sure there were plenty of people who thought of him as the man he was, not his current state. We're all going to be dead someday. The best way to get through things like that is to remember how they were, and what they loved. Good work. It was a testimate to a man people obviously cared deeply for.
That actually sounds very nice.
i dont understand how this is bad; i'm pretty sure they were touched. Agree with everyone here except those who didnt agree. IT WAS DESTINY
They were crying because they were touched.
How in the world is this an FML?
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If I was his family, I probably would have been touched. So don't feel too bad!
Don't feel bad, I'm sure they will appreciate it a little later. It's okay.