Laura Cerrano of Feng Shui Manhattan was recently interviewed by The Wall Street Journal for an article that focused on how people honor their deceased pets within their home. This is a refreshing topic to cover because most articles rarely include end of life discussions with Feng Shui. You can read the article by visiting "According to Feng Shui Where Should I Place Pet Ashes Inside My Home?"
OK...to be fair, I do not have any pet ashes in my home. If I did, I certainly would consult you. Great shout out from the WSJ!!!!!
Nina Hollander, Broker
Charlotte, NC
Laura Cerrano
Locust Valley, NY
Thanks for sharing, make it a great Saturday and enjoy your
weekend!
Bill Salvatore, Realtor- Arizona Elite Properties
Laura Cerrano
Locust Valley, NY
Congratulations on your interview and this special recognition.
Have an outstanding June.
Wow Laura so proud of you to be interview in the Wall Street Journal. I need to check with my friends who gets it that I can cut it out.
Laura Cerrano
Locust Valley, NY
Laura Cerrano I know it is not uncommon for there to be urns in homes with the ashes of a relative, but never considered this also being applied to pets.
Excellent article in the link. I'm glad to know having pet ashes in the home can be done.
Good morning, Laura... I must admit I've never until now given this topic a single moment's worth of thought until now... and I've always had pets in my homes.
I know a number of people who have their pets ashes in their homes, I also know a number who have the ashes of deceased loved ones in their homes. I'm not sure I like either idea.
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
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