Years ago, I had the chance to meet Genevieve Vasquez, the CEO of the National Museum of Funeral History.
To some, the idea of a museum dedicated to our end days, filled with hearses and coffins and tributes to the dead may seem depressing. But one step inside and it's an eye opening experience into how people around the world commemorate and celebrate one's final days.
I'm a fan. And if you're in the Houston area, you HAVE to head out to Spring to check it out. You won't regret it. PROMISE.
Learn more about the museum <a href="https://www.nmfh.org">HERE</a>.
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