Originally posted by barbizzle+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(barbizzle)</div>
I always wondered about this too. HOw strange. ANd if we left a messge telling everyoen what happned ( that wuodl be posted by a mfialy memebr for us) woudl anyone relaly eblviev you?[/b]
----> Translated > I always wondered about this too. How strange. And if we left a message telling everyone what happened ( that would be posted by a family member for us) would anyone really believe you?


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I've thought about writing something and saving it to the desktop of my computer to, like, tell everyone where all my stories and poems and other works that will no doubt become masterpieces after I die Tongue It sounds a little morbid making plans like that, kind of like designing your own tombstone and planning the funeral music ha ha
I don't think it is any more morbid than having a living will. It happens to all of us. To be prepared puts a less burden on our loved ones!
I think this is a good idea. You could compose it how you would like it and update it from time to time and add this to one of your requests in you living will.

Or you could just fake your death to a few different forums and ask for any correspondence to go to your address. &#96; WOW That is a terrible thing to think!

I know when I go, since I will only have two people at my funeral I am going to pay about 50 cars to be in the procession line to look more important