Riverside Cemetery & Crematorium

Every day for over 15 years, I used to pass this cemetery and hold my breathe for the entire time I passed this cemetery. On the days where I would take the bus, it would invariably stop at the light or stop to pick up or drop off passengers, and I would be left clinging on for dear life hoping we would pass the cemetery before I passed out.
I did this because someone told me that if you held your breathe in respect of the dead (not breathing) they (the dead) added the equivalent time back on your life.
Aside from the roughly 20 – 22 hrs of additional time I have amassed onto my life, thanks to this cemetery, I find it to be a very beautiful one as well. Spanning 2 city blocks, its an impressively large plot, considering that it is across from an equally large Anglican cemetery.
It is at two fairly busy intersection and yet within it’s fenced off grounds, it can be quiet peaceful. The grounds are kept in good shape even though I never saw someone tending to the entire facility (amazing feat!).