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My grandmother said, "The time for tarts are when they're passing." She meant "take what's offered when its offered," but I want it printed on the programs at my funeral
But, will there be tarts?
I don't mean to besmirch the original commenter's honour, but I read it as the tart will be in the coffin, having passed.
Exactly!